QUOTE]Logic? is there any? NO....[/QUOTE]
Where is your logic and science? You make no sense by even trying to make sense out of what I am saying. Some guys stoned? Sounds like your professor at that university. How logical is it that you think we evolved from nothingness? Imagine that, intelligent life coming from non-intelligent life. Yeah that happens all the time. In fact given the complexity of life it would be "logical" to assume (by you and your cohorts) that the skywriting crash-proof saw was just a cloud that evolved from some other simpler clouds. Life is just as complex and finely detailed as skywriting (actually more.) So why should crash-proof assume someone even wrote that and it wasn't just some wind and updrafts? My point is obviously how you are assuming something based on total non-sense. Here you want some science. We can start with the anthropic principal which
proves the complexity of life.
1) Oxygen comprises 21 % of the atmosphere. If it were 25%, fires would erupt, if 15 %, human beings would suffocate.
2) If the gravitational force were altered by 1 part in 10
40, the sun would not exist, and the moon would crash into earth or sheer off into space (Heeren, 196). If the centrifugal force of planetary movements did not precisely balance the gravitational forces, nothing could be held in orbit around the sun.
4) If the universe was expanding at a rate one millionth more slowly than it is, the temperature on earth would be 10,000 degrees C (Heeren, 185)
5) The average distance between stars in our galaxy of 100 billion stars is 30 trillion miles. If that distance was altered slightly orbits would become erratic, and there would be extreme temperature variations on earth.
6) Any of the laws of physics can be described as a function of the velocity of light (now defined as 186,282 miles a second). Even a slight variation in the speed of light would alter the other constants and preclude the possibility of life on earth (Ross, 126).
7) If Jupiter was not in its current orbit, we would be bombarded by space material. Jupiter’s gravitational field acts as a cosmic vacuum cleaner, attracting asteroids and comets that would otherwise strike earth. (Heeren, 196)
8) If the thickness of the earth's crust was greater, too much oxygen would be transferred to the crust to support life. If it were thinner, volcanic and tectonic activity would make life unattainable. (Ross, 130)
9) If the rotation of the earth took longer then 24 hours, temperatures would be too great between night and day. If the rotation period was shorter, atmospheric wind velocities would be too great.
10) Surface temperature differences would be too great if the axis of the earth were altered slightly.
11) If the atmospheric discharge rate (lightning strikes) was more there would be too much fire destruction; if it were less, there would be too little nitrogen fixing in the soil.
12) If there were more seismic activity, much life would be lost. If there was less, nutrients on the ocean floors and in river runoff would not be cycled back to the continents through tectonic uplift.
.....and we can keep going!
(Sources—F. Heeren “Show me God,” H. Ross “The Fingerprints of God,” N. Geisler “12 Points That Prove Christianity)
The anthropic principal is a scientific way that clearly shows the complexity of life. Applying your logic to the precision needed for life to exist it should imply it is possible that mother nature can create some pretty "smart" inventions. As a matter of fact it would probably be logical to assume (based on your logic) that a 747 was the result of a tornado going through a warehouse full of metal.

I just don't get where you kinds of people get your great faith from? We can prove a theistically (Christian) God to a very high probability (using “science” of course.) We can prove it to be more likely then anything else but it still wouldn't be a 100% proof. The rest of the proof (that can in fact create a 100% proof) is determined on a personal level. When someone who lets God work in their life sees things that science could never even come close to explaining you truly see the fingerprint of God. So believe what you want. Put your faith in a guy at a university (once again). But I choose the word of god. Not because I believe but because I know!
Oh and another thing about your social evolution (since you can't figure out what I already said I will try in simpler terms) theory (which by the way also included absolutely no science) assumes that it is correct, which questions the validity of your argument. Well this assumption can not be true based on the theory itself. It is self-defeating. Forget about God and lets assume your theory is correct that traveling back in time would deem you brilliant and in the future you would lacking. Well then if it was a social evolutionary process (which I agree with you about science and other religions {not Christianity} on a micro level of course.) Then it has a probability for era. See if you are assuming Christianity is just an evolved religion then you also must assume the same about your “scientific” findings and thus they are just as subject to distortion and inaccuracy based on previous generation’s findings as Christianity would be. Now of course all that was assuming Christianity was on the same time dimension as your socially evolving culture. I suggest (as does the Word of God) that it is not. See if you went back 1000s of years ago it would still be the issue of the same God (Yahweh) but it would be a different discussion we would be having. See the science I listed above would (at least some of the findings) not yet been discover. So instead of breaking down God’s existence on a scientific level we would be doing it on Scriptural level and possibly evaluating the Word as opposed to other false religions or unbelief in God. See I agree that society evolves micro-ally. It may have been communicated from God differently through our timeline of history (and future), but Christianity has always been. In other words (and your “theory” proves it) the only thing that evolved in this whole picture is societies response to God. See Christianity deals with an eternal spectrum. Here is a simple analogy: Our world (that we now live in) exists in an isolated “bubble” that floats within eternity (where God exists.) Once our bubble pops (as it really will someday) we will be blanketed in the realm of eternity. It illustrates how in this bubble microevolution happens (cultures change, skin color is different, ect…) but once the bubble pops we are now in the eternal that has always been (as God put it I am the great I am.) Hope this clears it up for you about what I already said.
-Gary-