PREFACE: Intelligent Design Theory Explains 2 Mysteries: Gravity and the Structure of the Atom

TABLE OF CONTENTS of Intelligent Design Theory

FOREWORD: Three Important Events Not Taught in School:  Creation of the Earth, Noah's Ark and Jesus' Death and Resurrection

INDEX of Intelligent Design Theory - Creationism Vs. Evolution Book Keywords

RELATED LINKS, Pro and Con

It is highly likely that humans descended from one man and one woman. The scientific community that dictates what we are taught in secular schools partially agrees with this, placing it as occurring billions of years ago in Africa. Their teaching refutes the forbidden knowledge of the Genesis account of Adam and Eve given in the Genesis 1 Bible Scripture, along with the time given in the Bible Scripture for its occurrence. It forbids knowledge of why we wear clothing, believe in sacrifice of humans or animals or accept Christ's sacrifice and why we have a day of rest on the Sabbath. While the Hebrew account of creation is the most clearly written account in history, the religions and beliefs of most all civilizations carry traces of the Biblical account given in Genesis 1 of the Bible.

According to the Bible, God rested on the seventh day and He decreed that we should also rest on the seventh day of each week in memory of His marvelous creation.²⁸ Why do even the ungodly over all the earth still rest on the seventh day?

According to the Bible, Adam and Eve were special to God. He created them after His spiritual image²⁹, and gave them eternal life the same as God has.³⁰ Adam and Eve were like the animals in that they were naked, and they were not ashamed of their nakedness. ³¹ And God gave them authority over every living thing on earth.³² He only made one rule, and that was that they could not eat of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.³³

In the beginning, God and the angels existed in the spiritual realm. And Satan was free to go anywhere he wanted.³⁴ Then Satan came like a clever and deceitful serpent and caused Adam and Eve to disobey God³⁵. The animals were made without sin. A bird may kill and eat a worm, but it is for the importantly useful purpose of perpetuating life on earth, and is done without malice and without knowledge of good and evil. Along with the knowledge of good and evil, it became necessary for God to make The Law. The Law was that humans must not engage in the evil, or they would not be fit for God's perfect Heaven and would surely die.

Knowing that humans could not resist the allure of evil, God required a sacrificial payment for our sins. This payment, out of God's unimaginable love for us, first was the sacrifice of animals and ultimately became the sacrifice of His own Son, Jesus.

Immediately after Adam and Eve received knowledge of good and evil, they became ashamed of their nakedness ³⁶. God sacrificed the first animals as a result of their sin, and covered their nakedness with the skin of the animals ³⁷. Why do we still wear clothing today, even most nonbelievers? Is it a reminder of our disobedience and our shame?

He then had humans sacrifice animals as a penance for our sins. While the Hebrew sacrifice was animals, the sacrifices of other religions included babies or other humans. And why do some cultures still sacrifice animals to attempt to pay for their sins? The purpose is often to appease their gods who are angry with them for something they did wrong. The appeasement is to prevent natural disasters such as droughts, floods, etc. Why do many civilizations that never heard of the Bible sacrifice animals and even children or other humans to their gods? Could it be because the Bible is true?

God told Satan that one of Eve's offspring would destroy Satan's power, and Satan would harm his flesh. ³⁸ This was God's first prediction of many that God's only Son would come as an offspring of a woman, would destroy Satan's power, and would be put to death by Satan.

If the Genesis 1 Biblical account of Adam and Eve is not true, why do civilizations all over the earth have a day of rest on the Sabbath, wear clothing and make human or animal sacrifices to their gods or accept Christ's sacrifice? The answer to this question should be discussed in our secular schools, simply because these abnormal habits that are not characteristic of any animal are so commonly performed by humans.

28. 2 Peter 3:8.

29. Genesis 1:1 - 31; 2:1-6. Exodus 20:8 - 10.

30. Genesis 2:1 -3; Exodus 20:9 – 11.

31. Genesis 1:26, 27.

32. Genesis 2:17.

33. Genesis 2:25.

34. Genesis 1:28.

35. Genesis 2:16, 17.

36. Job 1:6, 7.

37. Genesis 3: 1 – 11, 21.

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