I will soon create a blog on Evolution vs Creation. Science is the search for truth and that will always be the phrase that echos within my God given ears. Mr. Nye, I offer you a challenge. I offer the readers or viewers as the case may be, your intellect against this blogger’s minuscule mind. I offer this challenge with humility on my part, for with humility, comes great knowledge. I completely reject evolution and regard it as folly. I will present the truth of creation for the glory of God. I offer it to the lonely, the abused and  for those with broken hearts. I offer it to the confused and the hopeless, or for the teen that is so angry at the world and is thinking of violence, because he has been told he is descended from an ape. I will reveal a creation to behold, instead of a process that takes a human being to a physiological dead end, without hope or consequence.

I will endeavor to show science must often be joined with commonsense to reach a concrete presupposition. 

Mr. Nye, I do not really expect to hear from you, but I will advertise the challenge. You are welcome to debate me in person, or as a guest blogger, or you can simply leave comments on my piece, and I will publish your comments. There are two other possibilities. You may never hear about my challenge in the sea of media out there, or you may just ignore me completely, and that’s okay. Perhaps my blog on this subject will give someone out there the hope they need to battle the difficulties in life. I firmly believe that evolution is a cold dead lie, without commonsense. I think I can illustrate that.

If you respond to this challenge through my contact page or through comments, I will begin my blog and the challenge will begin. If you choose not to participate in this unknown blogger’s challenge, please feel free to read the following blog post at your leisure. THE FOLLY OF EVOLUTION. If I do not hear from you, I will do this blog when I can, but hopefully sooner then later.

Note: The words on this challenge page did not evolve through time by chance, but by a creative process over a computer.

Mark Damon