Aloha Dump

  I found these writings in my Google drive that I had saved on various computers from way back in the day. These essays present an interesting mathematical point of view to those who struggle with or maintain the notion, of life sprouting on our planet from chance events during the history of our ~13.8 billion-year-old Universe. Even if you don't believe in Creation, these essays give pause to the big question.  Thoughts? Given Enough Time Anything is Possible - Even Evolution By David N. Menton (C) copyright 1991 Missouri Association for Creation, Inc.  This myth is the ultimate argument of those who attempt to "explain" the origin of the Cosmos and all life by CHANCE and the natural properties of matter and energy. Evolutionists hope that by invoking immense amounts of time, highly improbable events can somehow be made probable. But with this type of argument, it is possible to "explain" ANYTHING. We've all heard it said, for example, that "given eno...

The freaks are running for cover until the 14th of December because Mercury, Mars, and Jupiter have aligned themselves in a very small section of the sky. In fact, to the naked eye, they will look like a lopsided triangle. These planets, especially Mars, may be hard to spot—even with binoculars—because of the twilight glare. Given a bird’s-eye view of the solar system, you’d notice that relative to Earth, these planets are situated on the far side of the sun right now. All three planets orbit the sun eastward—or as seen from Earth, in the direction of the sunrise point on the horizon. Because Mercury orbits the sun much more quickly than Earth does, Mercury will drop closer to the glare of the sun day by day. As seen from Earth, Mercury will pass behind the sun in early January. The Earth, meanwhile, orbits the sun more quickly than either Mars or Jupiter. Because the Earth travels eastward at a faster clip, these two planets will appear to climb upward in the dawn twilight throughout ...