changed on Tuesday, October 02, 2001 8:38:54 AM

We are unable to create so much as a blade of grass, something we walk over daily,maybe not if you are a town dweller but I am sure that you get what I mean.We are unable to create the seed nor able to bring it to germination and from there to make it to grow In Romans 1 vs 21 in the declaration of creation we have these words, his eternal power and divinity and creation is set forth so as no man might have an excuse for not believing, so evidently does creation speak of a creator. Man strives to understand and this is a gift of God who gives understanding to man and God has certainly in these days given us much understanding of things which as little as a hundred years ago were undreamt of. The progress of knowledge regarding creation is beyond most of us but belongs to those who are in such specialised fields and even to them there are more questions posed than ever answers are found. In the things of God we are as infants and more so, as King David said, we are as brutes before God. With such understanding that we might possess and how often we find that it has to be constantly re-evaluated in the light of fresh discoveries. Let creation be a means to you not of confusion but a source of wondering worship, in this way you glorify God 

No, he didn't use play-dough. But here's something - if we understood everything, we would be God, right? There are some things that don't need to be understood. God used his power to create it. If God's perfect, as we believe, He could've created the heavens and the earth any way he liked. He created it with his voice. HE is GOD and as a result, he can do anything. 

he used play dough. 

He created by the word of His power. For further explanation, look at the first chapter of John. You don't have to just have faith that He did it. You just read it in the most reliable document ever. 

You have to have faith that he just did. Moses documented it. He is the author of Gen. Noone witnessed it. God told Moses what to write. he wrote Gen through most of deut.