Moses met God. Moses saw God face to face. Moses spoke to God. Moses established the Law, what we call the Justice system, the Law.
Moses said God made the world in 6 days.
People who have never met God, seen His face or spoken to Him, are CONVINCED they know how God made His own Creation.
You can see evolution in bacteria??????? Whahahahaahahahahaaa thanks you guys are really funny.
Charles darwins book is on the origin of the species, not on the origin of the genus. His book was about adaptation, not evolution. And then ppl misintepret his book to suit their own belief system.
We shall see on Judgement Day whether Moses is right, or whether you tick eaters are hehe
Hammurabi is documented as creating the first written law, not Moses. I could get into theological discrepancies at this point, but I figure such a venture would prove rather pointless in the end.
But yes, you can see bacteria evolve. There are reasons why bacteria become immune to treatments so easily, and it's because if there's one survivor from the treatment, that survivor will begin to create a response to the treatment to make the treatment not kill it. Thus, medical experts are often at work trying to outpace bacteria with medical advancements, often times hoping to eradicate entirely bacteria that is harmful so it cannot evolve and become immune to the newfound treatment. If you don't believe this, or articles about it, or medical experts and biological experts, then I really don't know what else to say on the matter.
I'll also ignore the "Judgment Day" claim, as such a day as less factual footing than evolution does, and has nothing to do with the subject at hand other than presenting the mindset of "well, instead of pursuing knowledge, let's just sit here until we all die."
But, Charles Darwin's book is about genetic evolution. His findings have been augmented over the years, as new information has been found to add to his findings, so his book is not the end-all be-all. You're free to believe as you wish, but presenting such beliefs on a forum means people are free to challenge them -- respectfully.
I'm fairly certain that this post will fall on deaf ears, but oh well.