On Thu, 09 Jul 2009 08:40:16 -0700, Darren New wrote:

> Jim Henderson wrote:
>> Assuming the creation
>> story happened in a way that's perhaps vaguely similar to the story in
>> Genesis, it seems likely that if there is a God, he may have defined
>> the parameters of the Universe (physics, for example) and set things in
>> motion.
> 
> That's a complete non-sequitar. How is Genesis anything like "setting up
> physics then sitting back and watching"?

God created x, y, and z.  After that some stuff happened, maybe God did 
some fine tuning, but now we don't see that type of intervention because 
things are in motion and God cant' change them, or perhaps he's bored 
with this universe and working on another.

It's not really a non-sequitor, I just didn't explain my thought fully 
enough.

Jim

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