[Bogey78O]

So you’re alleging that it’s one or the other? Amazingly enough it’s entirely possible to believe in the Bible but believe that evolution occurs.

It’d be like me saying that pi is clearly a whole rational number because the Bible measures it that way.

[jwalsh07]

It’d be like me saying that pi is clearly a whole rational number because the Bible measures it that way.

Then you would both be wrong. The Bible is silent on whether or not Pi is a rational number.

[Fichori]

"So you’re alleging that it’s one or the other? Amazingly enough it’s entirely possible to believe in the Bible but believe that evolution occurs." [excerpt]

Here are some links on the subject:

Theistic evolution: what difference does it make?
Biblical problems for theistic evolution and progressive creation
Some questions for theistic evolutionists

[RaceBannon]

Well, if you actually READ the Bible, and see what the order of events are in Creation, you would have to admit that the two are NOT compatible.

Go ahead, Read Genesis 1-3 again.

Then, as you read, write down what was created on what day.

THEN, go to any evolutionary fairy tale and write down what happened when and on what day.