When the theory of evolution is discussed, time is the panacea for all the thousands of problems that arise. In nearly all discussions and debates about evolution that I have held at universities and colleges, I ask the evolutionists how certain things could have evolved by chance. Time is the evolutionists' god. Time is able to accomplish anything the evolutionists can propose. Time can easily turn a frog into a prince.
Time can create matter from nothing and life from matter.
According to evolutionists, time can create order from chaos. But let's remove time from the above equation. Evolution becomes obviously impossible. Creation becomes the only reasonable alternative explanation for the existence of this complex universe. Let's imagine we are exploring an old gold mine, and we find a Casio Databank watch half buried in the mud on the floor of the mine.