Humanist supporters often claim that there is "overwhelming evidence" for
the theory of evolution. That is non-sense. There is solid geologic evidence
for escalating death of life forms on Earth since 700 Million BC, but that is no
"evidence" for evolution. The question is "why were there periods of extinctions
and restorations of life forms on Earth in the ancient past, at least six times?".

There are "young Earth" believers, that refuse to face the reality of a multi-billion
year old Earth. So much so that they will redefine the "first day" of Moses in
order to make it fit their false doctrine of a 10,000 year old universe. Being
hypocrites, they will claim to use "plain literal interpretation" of scripture, until
you ask them "where did the water come from on the first day in Genesis?".
They can't answer without adding acts of God (to the scripture) that the scriptures
plainly do not describe. If God made the water "before the first day", then it took
Him longer than one week to create the universe.

The "Day/Age" believers actually call God a liar, saying that He did not create
the Earth & universe in six literal days (Exodus 20:11). The Theistic Evolutionists,
and the Ruin & Restorationists use the 'excuse' that there was only a "parting away
of clouds" on the Fourth Day, which is clearly a misrepresentation of God's Word.
They all deny the truth of scripture.

All of the above groups live in a delusion, not willing to accept, nor try to find, the truth.
They only look in their own little corner, and try to proclaim a universal truth, without
examining all of the evidence at hand.

After all is said and done, by both believers and non-believers, the book "Moses
Didn't Write About Creation!", is the only book ever written that is congruent with
the "first day" of Moses, the "Fourth Day" of Moses, and the geologic record of
prehistoric Earth. It promotes the doctrine of "Biblical Reality"
(ISBN-13: 978-1424182206).

Herman Cummings
PO Box 1745
Fortson GA, 31808
Ephraim7@aol.com