Sergei I

Evolution and the Law of Evolution are thrown about constantly, but without any respect to what it actually is. There are many independent facets of evolution, that we all just bundle up into a single word. Theirs micro-evolution, macro-evolution, and, on another level, macro-evolution of humanity. There are so many different things thrown together into 1-3 words, I don't really know how to respond. How am I supposed to answer the question "Do you believe in evolution" when I have no idea which evolution you're talking about.

In my English class, the teacher was discussing writing critiques for a certain number of books not read in class, and one guy asked how trustworthy she would be about what we read. in reply, she said something about if you claimed something crazy, like to have read War and Peace in four days, the worst she would give is a mean comment. This made me think, though. Could a high schooler read War and Peace in four days. After some thought, I decided to try to read it in four days over the summer. I've never read the book, and must ask those that have if it could be possible.

This one's been bugging me because there's a few paradoxes. Does the antichrist get to choose to be the antichrist. If he does, what happens if the antichrist chooses not to follow that path, and if he doesn't, won't that interfere with God's plan of free agency. Following the "if he doesn't" train of thought, maybe there is some immunity to the judgement, since he didn't choose to be evil, but was part of an plan. Just wondering what everyone's opinion is.