I'm glad you feel that way. That's how I feel about my atheism and humanism.What a great privilege to be a Jehovah's Witness!!!
The scientific community of experts in this area don't really care what the rest of us believe. It's not just the creationists they don't hear. They also don't care that those of us who agree with them do.evolutionists would have us believe that the information within the DNA of a single-celled organism was transformed over time into the information in the DNA in a human.
Yes. The energy for evolution comes mostly from the sun, which powers cell growth and replication via a series of reactions beginning with photosynthesis, which ultimately leads to the production of ATP, but some is from other radiation such as cosmic particles impacting DNA.Theoretically speaking, any information change of that type would require energy capable of generating that process.
Information isn't lost in a gene pool unless something like a bottleneck or an extinction event reduces the size of a gene pool. Otherwise, whenever an allele is lost to the population, it is because it has been supplanted by an allele that confers a greater competitive advantageTaking into account how much information is actually lost
You've got two possibilities: naturalistically and supernaturalistically. Is it really credible that life arose supernaturally?Is it really credible that this process has occurred, or that it did happen automatically?
That wouldn't be predictable, but science tells us it took between 3 and 4.5 billion years -much longer than six days.How long would something like this take?
We have more than mere speculation for the science, but you don't. What's the probability that gods are possible? If possible, what are the odds one or more exist? You can't answer either of those questions. Neither can I nor anybody else.Things cannot be taken for granted by mere speculation. Its real probability must be calculated taking into account the facts.