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I don't see anything wrong with piracy. I feel the Internet should be a giant library of information not controlled by IP hoarders. New stuff can be made on passion, crowdfunded, or other alternative money making approaches. I even wrote a book about God which God approved of by answering a prayer via instant message Read about a miracle And the first article in the book says piracy is okay!

When theology conflicts with science one or both are flawed. Evolution is not flawed. This means the theology must be flawed. God is still real, I can assure you of this, even if some people get theology wrong here or there. I have an interesting theology here called the long day theory.

I would hope in Q&A with a man claiming God does not exist, the counter view of a man knowing God exists would be healthy for discussion.

I'm a man that knows God loves everyone. We're called in this life to also love everyone. Jesus is LORD.

The first miracle that I experienced was God spoke to me,"Good News" then my dad handed me a Good News Bible.
You can read the full story here

The other miracle that I experienced was God answered my prayer for my book via IM.
You can read the short miracle here and my book is free

As a Christian, I am no enemy of science. I feel when we pray for cures to diseases and elimination of hunger, God helps the scientists and find cures and better farming methods. I have no issue with evolution, and I still believe God created it all.

I hate even saying "believe" in evolution because it sounds like an act of faith, and it isn't. Evolution has many different meanings, and I think that is a point of contingency on both sides. I won't argue the many different ideas of evolution from natural selection, to speciation, to implied origin of species.

It isn't difficult to believe me when I say it is close minded people that are causing the problem. There are people who can't understand that God can exist, yet one of their theologies can be flawed. If people opened their minds and just accept the fact that,"God is so wondrous you can't know everything about him or how he did things." the world would be better off. I mean that is the reason there are different denominations in Christianity. We all accept Jesus saving us and wanting to live together in love, but because God is so big, we can't know everything about him.

In conclusion, don't listen to close minded people who say God can't exist when evolution is true.

I authored an article that explains one of the alternate literal Creationism that also accepts evolution: Long Day Theory"

Hello, I believe the universe can be billions of years old. I have no problems with evolution. Still, I still believe in a literal Creation.

If science and theology disagree, this normally means theology is incorrect.

This is a powerful article for this discussion

Most Christians I know don't accept a 6000 year old Earth.

Long Day Theory.

When you're looking at a point where science and Christianity disagree, most likely it is bad theology on the part of the Christian. God loves you. Jesus is LORD. I know.

$250,000 for an Amazing Fantasy 15 is expensive for your three year old, but I'm more concerned they'd just destroy it.

My friend had one but some kid sat on it

When I pray, I pray that science gathers more knowledge for mankind such that we can create solutions to solve world hunger and disease. I never understood why a Christian would want to be against science when science is seeking truth. God is truth, so Christians should welcome the enlightenment of science. I evangelize to both unbelievers and believers alike that there is no conflict between the Bible and science. Related: An article on the Long Day Theory

Hypertext is good when you're discussing a high level topic, and you need to define the building blocks you're standing upon.

Debunking the Epicurean Fallacy

I just wrote a book which is compilation of the blog/articles on my website over the past years. By going through LULU.com, we were able to publish the book for free when no other people wanted to publish our book. My family members who don't use computers got to read what I wrote and they enjoyed it. If you ever have some information available to you, put it in book form, maybe someone will want to buy it. Like I said,"You can do something as simple as compile all your blogs/articles over the past few years, and turn it into a book!"

Also, I have an article I wrote a few months ago on my preaching website.