To: Al Simmons
The Theory of Evolution does not take any position on the existence of God
Exactly. It totally dismisses Our Supernatural God. It dismisses God's Word about His own Creations. Not a good idea, Darwin's brain must have been in neutral.
To: All
It totally dismisses Our Supernatural God.
It is curious that creationists continue to repeat this claim, when in fact it is completely false. I am not certian if the creationists who repeat this false claim are merely dishonest, or if they suffer from a mental disorder that renders them incapable of accepting that they may possibly incorrect on any subject.
827 posted on
09/29/2006 8:58:11 PM PDT by
Dimensio
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To: presently no screen name
Exactly. It totally dismisses Our Supernatural God. It dismisses God's Word about His own Creations. Not a good idea, Darwin's brain must have been in neutral. It's frightening to think of where Darwin must be now, consider all the people he's deceived.
Evolution's first priority is to cancel God out of the equation of man's origins. Those who deny this clearly had no concept of God to begin with. Nor can they recognize the truth no matter how you present it to them.
They need to be converted spiritually.
832 posted on
09/29/2006 9:12:19 PM PDT by
Jorge
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