Question for our resident creationist(s)

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Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe. But, to make water is vurtuially a miracle!

A miracle, is it? Here's a video of science doing it relatively easily.

Here's a machine that does the reverse.

This is not a miracle. It's a fairly common chemical reaction, nothing more.

So, if we are talking "liquid" NOT H2O, that's something else!

Liquid water is the liquid physical state of H2O, but whether it's liquid, vapor or solid, it's still H2O. That label applies to the chemical composition of the molecule, not the physical state that it's in: if you have a block of ice you've still got water, just in a solid form. I learned this stuff in grade school, why didn't you?