I have some replies to make.
That thing with the moths, doesn't that help evolution? You see that animals can adapt to their surroundings, and that they don't remain the same for eternity (creationism's view). Oh, and that wasn't an experiment. There was a species of moth that lived in Britain, or something. The trees were white, so most of the moths were white - all the black ones were eaten and did not pass their genes on. Then there was the Industrial Revolution and the trees turned black with soot. Thus the black ones survived because they were not being eaten (too hard to see by predators).
Anyway, how do you know that a coin will never land on its edge? If you flip it infinitely many times, all possible outcomes will eventually come up. Yes, the probability is about 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001%, but it is physically possible, and thus infinitely many coin tosses will contain edge landings.
What do you mean, history has proved that these changes are harmful not helpful?
The sky is not a physical object; the way light strikes the earth from the sun, the red light is filtered out, leaving only the blue light to come down to earth (at sunset, the reverse is true).
How do you know predestiny is a fact? And what, you are one of the few people who can understand it? Based on your typing and grammar, that would be surprising.
And if you believe in creationism, you should believe that a supreme being created everything, including time. Which side are you on?...
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