Jamstigator:

I read recently that the human population boom is having an unforeseen negative side effect: in the last few decades, there have been 39 "new* species popping up. If God created all life, this means that God's still out there creating new life. In this case, new diseases to kill us off, or otherwise increase the level of suffering in the land.
You don't mean human species do you? There are no multiple species of human. And even if there were, that doesn't have anything to do with evolution. It has to do with natural selection and genetic drift. You didn't look over that article did you.

I believe it's just evolution taking its normal course, creating a few new species, even as existing ones die off and become extinct. But perhaps it is, in fact, a supreme being just tossing us some new sources of misery. That seems to me to imply a rather hostile god. Maybe he's not quite omnipotent, and he's trying really hard to kill us all off, and just hasn't succeeded yet. That certainly makes him a bio-terrorist, and way worse than bin Laden.
Look, we already know how species are formed. We know that for a fact, that it has nothing to do with any increase in genetic information, but rather the loss of information. I don't know why nobody is getting this. Speciation does not equate to evolution.
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