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pnewton
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I think this shows a misunderstanding of evolution. If erosion shapes the landscape, it does not prove that God did not create the world. Whether we need God or not for such processes to occur does not affect the objectivity of God’s existence. He is, or isn’t and our needs and theories can not change this fact. We do not need to prove his existence scientifically any more than Thomas needed to touch the nailprints to believe in the resurrection. In fact, the less we see, the greater or faith, the more blessed we are, according to Christ. If creationism was every disproved (although I think such terms should not apply in the theoretical realm) would it shake our faith? If so, then our faith was in the process of creation, not the Creator.