Posted on 09/08/2009 7:51:21 PM PDT by honestabe010
For nearly two centuries the debate of how life was formed has raged. Did it occur through evolution or by creation? For many the debate is a theological one. Many Christians reject evolution holding that this theory is contrary to the Bible. Evolutionists often cite their theory as one refuting the existence of God. But can one believe in a creator while simultaneously accepting evolution?
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Same here. God never explained the tools he invented and used, did he..?
INTREP
“The real problem lies in mans inability to believe in that which he cannot see or understand in the physical realm.”
Amen - great post.
yea but that's symbolic...Symbolic of what??? Well it must be evolution because that's what I believe in...
God clearly defines what a day is in Genesis as a 24 our period, and then continues to describe what He did on each one of those days.
Thay's symbolic as well...Six days actually means 300 billion quadtrillion days...Or was that months...Doesn't matter...It has to mean that or my belief in evolution won't work...
And then God said that He made every thing after it's own kind...That's symbolic too...But don't ask me what it's a symbol of...
/S
>>> yea but that’s symbolic... /S
lol... thank you for that /S at end.
I was getting ready to unload
I think Rush describes it best with “Symbolism over Substance”.
Why? What’s offensive about the post?
The problem with accepting the “God created Man via evolution” argument is that there are substantial problems with evolution. There is still no, ZERO, evidence of new kinds of life being created. The only observed changes have occurred among the same kinds of animals. We have all types of dogs, birds, horses, you name it. Evolutionists keep telling us, “Wait, we’re getting there!”. No, you’re not. You’re not any closer. In fact, as science unravels the mysteries of life, we find only more difficulty with the Blind Watchmaker concept. It simply isn’t possible from a scientific or mathematic perspective. That’s why so many will find refuge in the idea of a God-guided evolution, since the prospect of nothing emerging into something (US) is just impossible.
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