Um, maybe that’s why they call it a theory instead of a law.
Thanks for making Christians everywhere look like mouth-breathing morons. Atheist love the Young Earth Creationists.
“Um, maybe that’s why they call it a theory instead of a law.”
Not according to some posters on here. It’s “fact” according to them, and apparently to you.
“Thanks for making Christians everywhere look like mouth-breathing morons.”
So you, a Christian, believe in evolution. So why did Jesus come to die on the cross? Did Adam sin, and all mankind bear and continue his sin? But what was before Adam? Did death not enter the world through sin?
If you can’t believe that God created the world as it says in the Bible then I really don’t see how you can believe that Jesus was born of a virgin or that Jesus fed 5000 men and their families with a few loaves & fishes. That’s all “mouth breather” stuff isn’t it?
Who are "they"? Evolutionists? Here is Henry F. Osborn:
In this review we need not devote any time or space to fresh arguments for the truth of evolution. The demonstration of evolution as a universal law of living nature is the great intellectual achievement of the nineteenth century. Evolution has outgrown the rank of a theory, for it has won a place in natural law beside Newton's law of gravitation, and in one sense holds a still higher rank, because evolution is the universal master, while gravitation is one among its many agents. Nor is the law of evolution any longer to be associated with any single name, not even with that of Darwin, who was its greatest exponent. It is natural that evolution and Darwinism should be closely connected in many minds, but we must keep clear the distinction that evolution is a law, while Darwinism is merely one of the several ways of interpreting the workings of this law.