Intelligent Design?

[klaus54]

If God established what we calls the natural laws when He created everything then He could have used them to first create life without having to step in and violate them.

Bingo!

The creationist view of ID, IMNSHO, indicates a weaker god who has to fiddle fart around occasionally with his creation for the Big Things. He's not powerful to ordain the cosmos with the ability to generate all kinds of wonderful things.

I don't see how the IDC movement helps creationists, ESPECIALLY YECs, at all.

K54

[klaus54]

Really?




http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/0...usaolp00000592

And your explanation for this circular piece of metal is...?

Perhaps it fell out of YHWH Elohim's pocket when he reached down for a handful of adamah?

K54

[rogue06]

Bingo!

The creationist view of ID, IMNSHO, indicates a weaker god who has to fiddle fart around occasionally with his creation for the Big Things. He's not powerful to ordain the cosmos with the ability to generate all kinds of wonderful things.

I don't see how the IDC movement helps creationists, ESPECIALLY YECs, at all.

K54

I don't think that God merely wound everything up and let it go. There are at least a few times that He stepped in such as the bestowing of souls in man and when Christ came down here.

[klaus54]

I don't think that God merely wound everything up and let it go. There are at least a few times that He stepped in such as the bestowing of souls in man and when Christ came down here.

I don't think so either, but I don't think he has to fiddly-diddle (a la ID of Discovery Institute variety) when things ain't goin' right.

Of course in the monotheistic religions God is both transcendent AND immanent.

The method of that immanence is a mystery.

K54