Difference Between Creation and Evolution

Creation

Evolution

God

No God

Creator

Chance

God’s Word formed Universe

Big Bang

Intelligent Design

Random Order

Bible is Final Authority

Man is Final Authority

6-day creation

Evolution over billions of years

Species not related

Species related

Humans are unique and special

Origin Of The Species

Abortion is murder

Abortion is acceptable

Universe is fixed size

Universe is expanding

Explains sin nature

Cannot explain sin nature

God began time

Cannot explain when time began

Something came from nothing

Cannot explain origin of Big Bang

Science agrees

Science doesn’t agree

Source: http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/Evolution%20Hoax/evolmore.htm


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What’s the Difference Between Lying and Kidding?

Nothing!

Has someone ever insulted you or said something that you dislike, then said that he was kidding? Did you know that this is actually a form of lying?

Here is what the Bible says about the subject:

“It’s no crazier to shoot
    sharp and flaming arrows
     than to cheat [lie to] someone and say,
    ‘I was only fooling!’ ” – Proverbs 26:18-20 CEV

Remember, kidding = lying!

 


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Hyper-V Server 2012 is FREE

To all of you computer geeks out there, Microsoft has a free virtualization product called Hyper-V Server 2012. Go here to get it!: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/server-cloud/hyper-v-server/default.aspx

Hyper-V is a virtualization software program that will allow you to run virtual “computers” inside your physical computer. For example, I could run Windows XP on an virtual PC setup (via Hyper-V) on my physical desktop computer.

Virtualization is really cool technology!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtualization


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Advantages to Using a Graphical User Interface (GUI) Instead of Command Line

Here are advantages to using a GUI (point-and-click interface) instead of command line (typing commands, instead of point-and-clicking).

  1. Saves time editing configuration settings manually.
  2. Helps prevent mistakes that can easily happen when editing config files manually.
  3. Allows for easy memorization of tasks. You remember where you are supposed to point-and-click, instead of having to remember commands to type into a terminal.
  4. Allows average computer users (e.g., my grandma) to easily use a computer, without having to mess with the command line.
  5. Really helps to sell your software. Most people would not buy your software, if it did not have a point-and-click interface for them to use.
  6. This kinda goes along with #5, but having a graphical interface makes your software look professional to people who may be interested in using it.

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