I am more concerned about what is true than what is deemed wise by some. It is true that evolution is supposed by some to be true. It is not true that it is a fact.
It would be less than wise to suggest that evolution does not occur and has not occurred.
Still, both sides agree that there was a beginning. Logic dictates that
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So if it is true that we don't know much of anything about "beginnings", we do know the materialist's version is illogical.
Maybe Voltaire was right, "If there were no God, it would be necessary for man to invent one."
Does Voltaire still have credibility with some? His most famous prediction was that Christianity would disappear within a couple of generations. It is now the world's largest and fastest growing "religion."
Does Voltaire still have credibility with some? His most famous prediction was that Christianity would disappear within a couple of generations. It is now the world's largest and fastest growing "religion."
Do you have a credible source for that?
Sounds a bit urban-legendish to me.
;-)
Steelers will kick *ss against Cleveland this weekend.