cidental)? Truly the world of evolution should bechaos if there is no right and wrong. If evolution is true then why is the world not aschaotic as it should be today? It is because there is a right and a wrong that people canidentify with, and God has set what is good and bad on the hearts of everyone in theworld. One thing that stands out whether someone believes in God or not is the idea thatsomething comes from something. This is otherwise known as the Law of causality (Dr.Zustiak, Chromey pgs. 8-10). Everything has a cause, and most people would agree thatsomething does not come from nothing. An evolutionist would argue, however, that in auniverse of “chance”, if given enough time anything is possible. And then these samescientists call themselves logical! How can atoms and molecules form if they do not evenexist! For example if humans could live 500 billion years, and let’s say one humandecided to wait for a pizza to evolve because he was hungry. No logic can argue thatgiven enough time and chances that the pizza would magically appear one day, just likethat. Another argument like this is the Teleological argument. This states thateverything not only has a cause, but a specific design. Here is a good illustration to clarifythis thought. A book did not just pop into existence with all the letters randomly comingtogether to form the right sentences and structure. Rather someone put time into creatingit, and gave the book its structure. God has done the same thing with his creation. Hepainted this world exactly how he wanted it. For instance one true fact about the planetearth is that it rotates at 1,000 miles an hour (Dr. Zustiak, Chromey pgs. 12 ). If it rotatedat only 100 miles per hour all life would freeze during the nights, and burn up during thedays. If God did not create the specifics in the very human heart, lungs, veins, brain, andeverything else there would be chaos. Therefore a design must have a desig...
