Wednesday, November 20, 2002

Can you tell one myth from another?

I sincerely doubt it, as the letter I'm replying to was written by someone that obviously believes in the myth of evolution.

Normally I don't reply to these, but if you can demonstrate credibly the method a bird used to gain flight, how humans evolved into what we are now in less than a hundred thousand years without evolving further, or how man domesticated the plants he uses for foods in an even shorter period, how to account for the "Eve" gene in mitochondrial DNA, etc., then, and only then, will I consider your beliefs to be based on a rational set of facts.

If you cannot explain these dilemmas, you are only a believer in another myth, less credible than the creationists.

Willam R. Sell

Colorado Springs, Colo.