SUMMIT TOWNSHIP — The question is: How did homo sapiens become human beings? The evolutionists contend man became human through a molecular biological action — from the minute form of live, amoebae, to our present stature.
Creationists bring God into the answer. They show the nine chemicals that make up Earth's soil, the total nitrogenous material found in plant and animal life, are the same nine chemicals found in human bodies. This proves the Scripture of Genesis 2:7 that states, "God formed man of the dust of the ground and man became a living being."
Genesis 1:3 states, "God created light." Light of course is essential to all life. In fact, without sunlight, within one month all plant life worldwide would die, to be followed by the death of all animal and human life.
Dismiss God and Genesis if you will, but these facts are verifiable in scientific labs. Yet evolutionists feel that anyone with any intelligence cannot accept the Bible and its God. Yet Albert Einstein once said, "I want to know the thoughts of God, concerning life, the rest is mere details." He further said, "God doesn't play dice", not a God of chance.
Will Durant, renowned historian and philosopher, expanded the creative formula when he stated, "There is a creative spirit in the universe, in every atom, in every plant and animal, and in every human being."
Wouldn't it make good sense if evolutionists would accept their creative genre and enjoy with creationists all the beauty, grandeur and awe of a well-supplied Earth and a mystical universe, created by a loving and benevolent God?
— Vernon Dunckel