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> dhw: [i]Meanwhile, once again: are you backtracking on your theory that God designed all lifestyles and natural wonders to provide the energy for life to continue until he designed humans, and are you still sticking to your theory that when environmental change was involved, your God designed them (along with innovations) before he changed their environment?[/i]
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> DAVID: [i]I haven't changed. Humans arrived with no obvious environmental change and against all odds. The bush of life supplies energy for evolution to continue, since it took a long time.[/i]
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> That is not what I keep asking. With my theist’s hat on, I have even agreed that your God might have produced humans with a dabble, and we have long since agreed that life and evolution require energy. Neither of these observations means that he personally designed every lifestyle and natural wonder for the sake of humans. But at least under “[b]whale changes[/b]” you appear to have now jettisoned your theory that your God “planned” every structure, lifestyle etc. before he changed the environment. One answer given, and one still to come.