[JamesP81]

Compared to spending eternity in a Heaven filled with gloating True Christians, it looks like another reason to Accept Darwin

This is the legacy of Darwinism. Many people, in their acceptance of a scientific theory which refutes many of the things God did, will find themselves unable to have any faith in Him whatsoever.

No one is going to get to heaven and see God throwing people who accepted evolution out of heaven. But those aren't the people I'm talking. What we will see in heaven is God throwing out the ones who refused to believe in Him because they felt that science had proven Christianity was a myth. And it's not going to be a pretty thing to see, either.

[balrog666]

Atheism started synonymously with the first conman shaman, not with Darwin.

[CarolinaGuitarman]

"This is the legacy of Darwinism. Many people, in their acceptance of a scientific theory which refutes many of the things God did, will find themselves unable to have any faith in Him whatsoever."

The things that were alleged to have been done by God, you mean.

"What we will see in heaven is God throwing out the ones who refused to believe in Him because they felt that science had proven Christianity was a myth. And it's not going to be a pretty thing to see, either."

What do you think he will do to those who refused to use their brains and rejected the evidence available from the physical Creation?

[Luis Gonzalez]

You did not answer my question in #36...so I'll try a different approach.

"What we will see in heaven is God throwing out the ones who refused to believe in Him because they felt that science had proven Christianity was a myth."

So why would you advocate putting the teaching of Christianity in the hands of science by forcing science teachers to discuss it in a science classroom?

You're creating an atmosphere conducive to lowering Creation to a myth to be discussed alongside other myths in a science classroom, and in teaching ID (the idea that there was some unknown intelligent designer behind Creation) you cast a doubt on who the Creator is!

I don't get it.