Creation Vs Evolution

Where did the universe, Earth, and the life that is on it come from? This is one of the biggest controversial issues ever because there is no absolutely proven answer. Both Creationists and Evolutionists claim that there is scientific evidence that point toward their belief, so how can we know which one is right? First, we must understand what views each group holds. Evolutionists believe that a fireball explosion caused by chemicals joining together produced matter and energy. They say that about 5 billion years ago the sun was formed from a swirling mass of gas and dust, and the remaining gas and dust eventually formed the Earth. Evolutionists believe that life was spontaneously generated on earth, and that chemicals somehow got together to make life. The earliest cells were prokaryotes (heterotrophs taking in organic molecules from their environment), and eukaryotes eventually formed from these cells. From there, jellyfish, algae, and other marine invertebrates were formed, and from then on other animals and plants evolved to the species we have now by the processes of Natural Selection (traits that are favorable to the environment that an organism is in are passed on to the offspring), and speciation (the process of forming specie

It is very clear that the Bible is not joking when it says “In the beginning GOD created the heavens and the earth”. It is so much more rational to believe that the Almighty Creator made the earth and the life in it than to believe that a random explosion made everything perfectly. Especially when there is so much evidence for creation and even evolutionist’s experiments and tests prove this. I think one of the main reasons so many people believe in evolution is because they are ignorant and mislead, but if they would take the time to closely examine the evidence and facts, they would quickly see that Creation is the only logical explanation for the creation of the awesome universe we live in.

Although many evolutionist scientists claim that their experiments have supported and backed up evolution, they have really only helped to disprove it. For example, Stanley Miller did an experiment in 1953 to see if he could produce organic compounds out of gases, heat, and energy. The experiment had a chamber containing the gases assumed to be present in the young earths atmosphere that were supplied by energy from electric sparks. He did produce a variety of organic compounds, even amino acids, but there were three major things wrong with his experiment. First