| Not true. I believe in evolution, but I don't worship that concept (or anything else, for that matter) It is within the nature of man to explain his own existence. That explanation, whatever it may be, defines what is considered to be greater than man himself in complexity. A belief in God does not require worship... only the recognition of a higher form of intelligence. My basic problem with Creationism is really the same flaw I have with 'Big Bang' evolution - Neither tackles the 'where did the mass of the universe that God used for Creation or that went BANG came from? Your real problem is that your understanding is limited to the physical realm. Science is incapable of observing the spiritual realm, and therefore must leave it to matters of faith... hence... 'Evolution does not attempt to explain the origins of life'. The bible teaches that God spoke the physical realm into existence. The bible teaches that God is Spirit. Even creationists cannot comprehend this, but can easily conclude that there is a much larger reality involved outside of the observable physical realm. All laws of science are limited to the physical realm. The spiritual realm operates above it. |