Evidence for God from Science

there are a lot of things on Earth that are detrimental to mankind or else do nothing of any significance for mankind. And why would humans catch HIV from monkeys if they werem't closely related? If humans were a "special creation", shouldn't we have been created immune to the diseases of "ordinary" mammals?

Anita wrote:Hi Gman,

I am a full blooded Jew from generations upon generations. However, I consider myself a complete Jew because I completely understand how the New Testament links with the Old Testament that proves beyond any reasonable doubt that J-sus was indeed the Messiah/G-d incarnate.

Anita wrote:Hi Gman,

I am a full blooded Jew from generations upon generations. However, I consider myself a complete Jew because I completely understand how the New Testament links with the Old Testament that proves beyond any reasonable doubt that J-sus was indeed the Messiah/G-d incarnate.

I believe every single world in the Bible literally! There are no coincidences - neither in literal words of the Bible. (coincidence is not a kosher word).

Anita wrote:Why thank you master Yoda.

Why do I hyphenate the word G-d? The reason for this can be found In Genesis 1:3 were we read that G-d said, let there be light and there was light. Genesis 1:3 - And G-d said, Let there be light: and there was light. From this passage alone we learn that there is great power in “words”. Than at Mount Sinai when Moses is taking a dictation from G-d and writing out the 10 commandments in Exodus 20:7, G-d gave the third commandment - you shall not take the name of the Lord your G-d in vain. Exodus 20:7 - Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy G-d in vain; for the Lord will not hold him guiltless that taketh his name in vain. For that reason, by leaving the “o” out of the word G-d it makes His name unpronounceable. Not only unpronounceable, but we should constantly be reminded of the power and holiness of G-d's name (after all He is the author of life, which hopefully one day you will come to find out). Thus, by placing a hyphen in the middle of G-d's name shows a certain amount of respect for Him. I am merely just trying to remind myself and those who read the things I write to focus on the proper use of G-d's name, and to give Him all the glory due His name.

reminded of the power and holiness of G-d's name (after all He is the author of life, which hopefully one day you will come to find out)

More seriously, there probably was no mutation here - just an error in embryological development.