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Brothers and Sisters,
I am happy to bring you another example of a brilliant young creationist STUMPING an evolutionist at his own game. I am, of course, speaking of this particular post:
Praise Jesus! It is true scientific questions like these that just aren't asked often enough. I loved this anecdote so much that I have asked Pastor Deacon Fred to include this in our next tract for our mission trips. I can't think of a single scientist who could answer this question, and that shows just how bankrupt their scientific theories are. In fact this might be the line of questions that we should ask on a national level, of our politicians, schoolteachers, etc. These are the sort of hard-hitting questions that people just ignore these days, when they just accept "scientific theories" without asking the obvious questions.
I would ask that you add this question to your repertoire, and remember to use it in your next run-in with an evolutionist!
I am happy to bring you another example of a brilliant young creationist STUMPING an evolutionist at his own game. I am, of course, speaking of this particular post:
I've got a really cool story that I thought you all might want to hear! A couple of weeks ago, my son's biology teacher was teaching the theory of EVOLUTION!!! This really surprised me since my son goes to a "Christian" school. What I want to know is how a school that calls itself Christian can believe in something that denies that Jesus is Lord, and that they would even go so far as to try to brainwash their students into believing it too. Anyway, it didn't work on my son! After class was over, my son came up to the teacher and asked him, "if we evolved from monkeys, how come we can't talk with monkeys?" My son said that his teacher's face turned red with embarrassment, and he had to excuse himself from the room! The teacher had no answer to that question and he knew it! The teacher hasn't talked to my son since, he's still embarrassed that a high school student destroyed his theory!
I would ask that you add this question to your repertoire, and remember to use it in your next run-in with an evolutionist!
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