[atlaw]

I am not the judge of your Christianity.

Really? You're sure doing a pretty good job of acting like it. After all, it is your position that acceptance of the theory of evolution is incompatible with Christianity, isn't it?

I can only tell you what the Bible tells about who Christ was, is and will be. . . .Christ is described as the only PERFECT being in the flesh, evolution is about the flesh . . .

Well, yeah, evolution is about "the flesh", in a way. But where does the theory of evolution address the divinity of Christ? Or, perhaps, what about the theory of evolution invalidates the divinity of Christ (or the inverse, why would the divinity of Christ invalidate the theory of evolution)?

You seem to have an all or nothing attitude towards the miraculous. Either everything is a miracle, or nothing is. Do you reject all scientific explanations on this basis, or just the theory of evolution?

[Just mythoughts]

I am not the judge of your Christianity.

"Really? You're sure doing a pretty good job of acting like it. After all, it is your position that acceptance of the theory of evolution is incompatible with Christianity, isn't it?"

Careful now pointing the finger of accusation leaves three pointing right back at you. Your fangs are showing. Did it ever occur to you that I might have a clue to the purpose of your questions. Setting a snare???

I can only tell you what the Bible tells about who Christ was, is and will be. . . .Christ is described as the only PERFECT being in the flesh, evolution is about the flesh . . .

"Well, yeah, evolution is about "the flesh", in a way. But where does the theory of evolution address the divinity of Christ? Or, perhaps, what about the theory of evolution invalidates the divinity of Christ (or the inverse, why would the divinity of Christ invalidate the theory of evolution)? "

Well I keep hearing that evolution is isolated from the origin of life. Some call that mystical magical single cell that crept out of the mystical magical bowl of primordial soup the origin of life. I am continuously told that evolution does not deal with the sphere "abiogenesis" as though the two have no connection. That beginning, that single cell goes to the very heart of the seed line that was established and protected from which Christ was to come through.

"You seem to have an all or nothing attitude towards the miraculous. Either everything is a miracle, or nothing is. Do you reject all scientific explanations on this basis, or just the theory of evolution?"

DNA is a most telling scientific explanation of what Genesis actually says about the number of fully grown adults formed/created.