First of all, that's not a quote of John Walsh.

Second, children who are brought up to be religious are taught that God is outside the laws of man. Children often recieve and believe that statement. However, when those same children learn more of the laws of man, they believe less that God can be separate from them.

Why is it that when the laws of man become more complex and rigid through understanding, one would assume that God no longer has power outside of them? You have learned of nothing in physics that disproves the existance of God. They only show man's understanding of it.

Example--The big bang theory: Why is it not feasable that God's chosen method to begin the creation of Earth was a big bang? It is very feasable. Just because man determines how something happens does not mean that there is no divine hand supporting it.

There is no reason for God to explain his methods to man through the Bible or any other form, so the fact that God's actual intricate process of doing things isn't included in the Bible is no just argument.

What is it they say about silence being golden?