-Are evolutionists, in effect, asking us to accept that.(in modern terms).the tires evolved as a result of the first automobile sensing need for travel?

-At what point does the end stop justifying the means?

-Blood system, evolution or design?

-Can we apply Darwin's theory conceptually? Will his theory fit the bicycle analogy? Can we apply it to complex biological processes? What good is his theory then to explain life's origin?

-Could an irreducibly complex system have evolved when its function depends upon many separate components, the lack of any one causing the system to cease functioning?

-Could this intricate, interdependent system of irreducible complexity have originated step by step? Can evolution be applied here?

-Did a giant asteroid wipe out the dinosaurs?

-Did Darwin ascribe to some other science of logic than we today are aware of?

-Did termites exist first, or was it the protozoa and bacteria microbes that populate their alimentary tract?

-Did you know that you could call any anthropological museum on the face of this planet and ask them if they have just one transitional fossil and they will all tell you no, so perhaps a quantum leap occurred?

-Do the angels assist in learning by carrying out a decree from on high to direct abilities of this spirit in man, enabling us to learn?

-Does Darwinian evolution provide a mechanism, for the production of life?

-Ever see an intelligent dog look at a picture and express any differently?

-Evolution first asks: Was life the same then as today?

-From where did the chemicals originate?

-Have you ever seen this figure 8 on a globe and wondered what it is?

-How can a queen so different from workers pass onto her offspring the characteristics of worker bees?

-How can seals and whales survive without surfacing for so long?

-How can we know something was designed?

-How come the Marine iguana is the only sea going lizard in the world? And how other lizards have no affinity for oceans?

-How could Dragonfish have evolved an advantage that other fish didn't, and don't even come close to?

-How could random events produce the balanced perfection we everywhere observe?

-How did different species of sea creatures all have this ability?

-How did the bat survive while it was awaiting evolution to form its radar capabilities? Why would a bat produce its high pitched radar system pulses, unless it also had the ability to detect them? Why do muscles we use to lift things counter balance as they do, enabling us to safely raise objects of various weights?

-How did the cilia know how to act when first called upon to do so?

-How did the first Leopard know that he could climb a tree? How did the Leopard know what foods to hunt for? Why is it carnivorous.(flesh eating)? How does it know to stalk so patiently, sometimes for hours, before jumping its prey?

-How did the first thornbug know to do this before her young were hatched? And how did she first know that the wasp was her enemy?

-How did the inheritance of ant colony behavior evolve? What past conditions contributed to this? Why do some colonies reproduce more than others? Why does the behavior of ants in a colony, as well as how they relate to each other, change as the colony grows older and larger? Why does a colony live from ten to twenty years, yet single ants live only one year?

-How did this first type of dragonfly know to come out only when blackbirds and thrushes wouldn't be around to prey on it?

-How did this pathway develop? What explanation have evolutionary scientists produced to account for these metabolic pathways?

-How do eight month old babies carry on the fantastic calculations in order to work out where word boundaries fall in a stream?

-How do we know something is true?

-How does a cell know when to transcribe a gene? How does it select a specific gene from the thousands available? How does the information get transferred from one 'polymer' language to the other?

-How does a cell select a specific gene from the thousands available?

-How does the body acquire tolerance to its own tissues?

-How in the world did this complex and delicately balanced process evolve? The paradox was, if each protein depends on activity by another, how could the system have ever arisen? Of what use would any part of the scheme be without the whole ensemble?

-How is animal size controlled? How does each cell 'know' that there has been enough growth and replication to make an animal of normal size?

-How is it that the cells 'sense' the total mass?

-How many people does it take to make this happen? 

-How much greater are the odds involved to win for a specific person?

-How old is the Earth?

-How could this all have evolved?

-How was the information necessary to produce the proteins themselves added?

-How was this communicated to the others to retract their testicles?

-If an original organism was already surviving, why would it have a need to somehow automatically mutate into some other specie that may cause a threat to the originating species' survival? Is evolution saying that prey and predator were at one time not simultaneously existent, and that evolution produces enemies?

-If equal amounts of matter and antimatter were created, why is there solid ground to stand on?

-If evolution be true would it have stopped at the first eye? If not, why not? Or why not stop at the 2nd? Or the fiftieth? And why would evolution not at least have given a couple more hours for this little fella to find a female? And why is the female so darn hard to find?

-If evolution be true, where is the evidence forcing natural selection to take such a circuitous route?

-If evolution be true, why does its supposed evidence work in reverse?

-If evolution is forever going on somewhere; where? Where is the evidence in the scientific literature that natural selection working on mutation can produce an eye? What possible benefit could there be for the first 30 stages? If they were sufficient, why the need for more change?

-If evolution is true, why do we act like it isn't?