Thursday, December 13, 2012

The Odds of Evolution

I love how BigBangers (people who believe in the theory) never mention the odds of making life on earth. It's quite astonishing. Take a look:


Psalm 14:1

The fool says in his heart,
    “There is no God.”
They are corrupt, their deeds are vile;
    there is no one who does good.


"The evolutionary scientists who believe that man existed for over a million years have an almost insurmountable problem. Using the assumption of 43 years for an average human generation, the population growth over a million years would produce 23,256 consecutive generations. We calculate the expected population by starting with one couple, one million years ago and use the same assumptions of a 43 generation and 2 1/2 children per family... The evolutionary theory of a million years of growth would produce trillions X trillions X trillions of people that should be alive today on our planet. To put this in perspective, this number is vastly greater than the total number of atoms in our vast universe. If mankind had lived on earth for a million years, we would all be standing on enormously high mountains of bones from the trillions of skeletons of those who had died in past generations. However, despite the tremendous archeological and scientific investigation in the last two centuries, the scientists have no found a fraction of the trillions of skeletons predicted by the theory of evolutionary scientists." -- Grant R. Jeffery

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