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1. Mystical Evolution refuted with systematic creation - what do you know about this?
2. A distinction is made from the beginning (Darkness and light), signifying the existence of such cosmic order
3. An estimate number of species created is at 10 million (only 1.7 million species discovered today with 10,000 new species annually)
4. A subset "image" of God has been imparted into mankind during creation - you know them?
5. Mankind DNA signature is still intact (undegenerated) for a limited time period, making reproduction among siblings feasible
6. Mankind is created not as meat eaters but strictly vegetarians - how did it all changed?
7. The creation process was perfect in every sense of the word
   

Posted in: Quiet Time on Thursday, March 22, 2007 at 0 comments  

1. Seventh day = Sunday or Saturday? A day where God pronounced rest.
2. Rain never occurs before the fall of mankind
3. The tree of the knowledge of good and evil was unguarded and ever-present before the fall of mankind
4. The garden of eden is believed to be today in north-western tip of today's Persian Gulf and depicts the reality of heaven on earth before the fall of mankind
5. Man, like Angels were created with a will to act, think and conduct himself, together with an associated accountability for disobedience
6. If Adam requires 5 seconds to name one created species, it would take him approximately 578 days to name all 10 million species (estimated) - that is provided he don't sleep!
   
7. The construct of mankind before the fall would be able to withstand temperature change resulted from the four seasons, without insulated clothing (They were naked)
8. The instituition of marriage was setup before the fall
9. Women were made to help men. Define "help" in today's context.
   

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Only around 275,000 marine species have been identified, compared to some 1.5 million terrestrial species. In reality, coral reef ecosystems alone are probably home to at least one million species, and as many as 10 million more may lurk in the deep ocean basins (only one-tenth of which have been systematically mapped). It is reasonably certain, then, that the greater part of species diversity remains to be discovered. Estimates of the total number of species on earth range from as 'few' as 3.6 million to as many as 100 million.

10,000 new species are being discovered every year!

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