Re: Science and Religion
That is because evolutionists claim the Bible is false.
They often then claim that they are Christian and believe in God, while denying that the Bible is true. This confuses people, who then think they can have both.
God is all or nothing.
Which is it? A theory, or a fact?
Does Mr. Williams not know the difference?
There is ample evidence of micro-evolution. We agree with that. Look at the black/white moths case study. (I'll let you dig that up.)
There is limited evidence of macro-evolution. Never once have the so-called "missing links" been found, for example. How is something a "fact" when you don't have full evidence?
Further, if monkeys evolved into humans through "natural selection", why is it there are still monkeys co-existing with humans, where they supposedly "evolved"? If the human was superior, why did the monkey continue to persist? Does that not argue directly against the "natural selection" theory?
Finally, evolution (change in time within animal and plant species) is used by atheists like yourself to explain the origins of life. In no way has it ever been shown that life can arise spontaneously, but evolutionists are all-or-nothing. They claim that because a dog can be cross-bred with other dogs to create a new breed, or that the dominant coloration of a population of moths changes over time as those who match their surroundings survive or do not, that it means that several chemicals struck by lightning can create complex living organisms.
Where did the chemicals come from, and the lightning? Evolution has no explanation other than "a big explosion of something from nothing".
Originally posted by ETHICSTUDENT
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They often then claim that they are Christian and believe in God, while denying that the Bible is true. This confuses people, who then think they can have both.
God is all or nothing.
"Creationists ask if people believe in evolution. Evolution is a theory and a fact. You accept it because of the evidence. What the creationists have done is put a cloak of pseudo-science to wrap up their religious belief."
James Williams, a lecturer at Sussex University
James Williams, a lecturer at Sussex University
Does Mr. Williams not know the difference?
There is ample evidence of micro-evolution. We agree with that. Look at the black/white moths case study. (I'll let you dig that up.)
There is limited evidence of macro-evolution. Never once have the so-called "missing links" been found, for example. How is something a "fact" when you don't have full evidence?
Further, if monkeys evolved into humans through "natural selection", why is it there are still monkeys co-existing with humans, where they supposedly "evolved"? If the human was superior, why did the monkey continue to persist? Does that not argue directly against the "natural selection" theory?
Finally, evolution (change in time within animal and plant species) is used by atheists like yourself to explain the origins of life. In no way has it ever been shown that life can arise spontaneously, but evolutionists are all-or-nothing. They claim that because a dog can be cross-bred with other dogs to create a new breed, or that the dominant coloration of a population of moths changes over time as those who match their surroundings survive or do not, that it means that several chemicals struck by lightning can create complex living organisms.
Where did the chemicals come from, and the lightning? Evolution has no explanation other than "a big explosion of something from nothing".


Why are some people just destined to burn in Hell?



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