I just don’t have enough faith to believe in the evolutionary dogma of millions of years.
Any science that requires faith isn’t science. That’s a nice bumper sticker. I think I’m going to print some up.
“I just don’t have enough faith to believe in the evolutionary dogma of millions of years.”
That’s OK, because knowledge of geology does not depend on any faith. It is like geometry, with a bit of chemistry and elementary anatomy thrown in.
However, you have to learn something to understand it all, and not fall for this creationist stuff.
Perhaps intelligent reading of the Bible would help. I was discussing this with a fellow Christian, and we both agreed that there is nothing in geology or evolutionary biology that contradicts any of the real message of our religion. (He is a Catholic, and I am a Protestant.)
But a nice thing is, you don’t really have to believe in the facts of geology and evolution if you don’t want to. It probably makes very little difference in the way you live your life. It may limit your understanding of the world around you just a bit, but no one claims that knowledge alone saves us.
So, have a great day!
Besides, in every culture on the planet there are legends of knights fighting dragons, which implies that these monstrously large animals coexisted with man in a very violent way.
I would think that St. George is not only the patron saint of England, but he must be the patron saint of those who slay the dragons of our time, the false dogmas that are promoted by secular humanists in the name of science.