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Thank you for showing the true "creationist" debate style a la Hovind by misrepresenting what I am saying. I said I acknowledge that God made the universe, the same as I would acknowledge an artist painted the work of art. We just differ in our conclusions on the methodology used by God to create this work.

You still need to provide more evidence that your conclusions concerning the methodology are correct.
I applied your metaphor to life. What's wrong with that? Is there some reason it can only apply to the universe?

More importantly, is there anything at all in your post which indicates that you were applying it to the universe? If there was, I missed it.
The whole second paragraph in that post was to apply the metaphor to the universe and, by extrapolation, to life.

Setting the universe in motion at the beginning such that life arises and Man eventually occurs is still creating life. Making the universe in this manner doesn't prevent God from interacting with it, or with individuals. Do you think it does?

Sorry this is off-topic, but you replied to my post to SoSick.

Still waiting for 7-day or 6-day creation evidence that can withstand scrutiny, since that would be on-topic.

A faith that connot survive collision with the truth is not worth many regrets. -- Arthur C. Clarke