Posts Tagged ‘creation’

Raindrops and Ripples

Wednesday, November 12th, 2008

 

A couple of months back, I was sitting on the porch with my son. A heavy spell of rain had just come to an end. There was water all over in the parkway and both of us sat down to enjoy the freshness that the rain had ushered in.

Suddenly my son spotted some movements in the water, that had collected in the parkway. He immediately questioned me,  Dada what’s that in the water ? I realized that there were ripples and bubbles’ springing up in the water as rain was still drizzling. I replied to him, Son its rain. He immediately sprang back and replied, but Dada, there’s no rain. He was true in one sense as we really couldn’t see the rain drops. (more…)

Question your faith!

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

How did the whole creation come in to being? This is the question which still divides the American people, which was also the subject of a court room dialogue back in 1925.

The story goes like this, a famous American defense lawyer Clarence Darrow, while defending a school teacher charged for teaching evolution, called William Jennings Brian, the prosecuting attorney and an avowed Biblical scholar, as a defence witness! Then began a series of questions designed to undermine a literalist interpretation of the Bible. From Noah to Jonah, from Moses to Adam …. After initially contending that everything in the Bible should be accepted as it is given there, Brian finally conceded that the words of the Bible should not always be taken literally. In fact, in response to some relentless questioning on the number of days taken for creation, Brian replied that “My impression is that they were periods and not 24 hour days.” This clinched the day for Darrow, as it was assumed that one such ‘period’ could be infact a few hundred million years and it is plausible to assume that a Biblical day could be the same as a huge geological epoch or era , big enough to accommodate all the evolutionary changes required by Darwinism.

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A Case of the Evolutionist

Monday, November 19th, 2007

I was meeting my friend who working with a premier market research agency, after a very long time. We discussed the case of ‘skippies’ and the discussion took some interesting twists. My friend interrupted the discussions to leave. He had to finish off his business engagements and he promised to return later in the evening to continue our talk. As he walked to the door, he walked past several ‘skippies’ inside the café, and he looked back at me and smiled. I was planning to leave when this young man, apparently having overheard our conversations came over to me to talk.
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