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To: ClearCase_guy
To me, they seem to jump through a lot of hoops in order to hold on to their precious theory of Evolution

Both sides seem to be guilty of this. I, on the other hand, see no conflict between evolution and creation.
75 posted on 06/10/2003 12:42:05 PM PDT by LittleJoe
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To: LittleJoe
I can embrace both evolution and creationism. But to do so I say "There is a God who performs actions on Earth. And there is Science which performs actions on Earth." I don't really have to jump through too many hoops -- because I believe that God can do anything.

Many scientists are only willing to say, "It is Science which performs actions on Earth." They jump through hoops because they do not, under any circumstances, want to acknowledge that God can perform actions on Earth.

Seems to me that whenever these scientists come up against something that they cannot explain, or which flies in the face of what they have postulated, their starting position is: "Okay, the one thing we know for sure is that God had nothing to do with this. Now, how are we going to come up with a theory that proves that?"

They've got an agenda. I also have agenda. But I admit mine. They'll tell you that they are objective.

77 posted on 06/10/2003 12:58:29 PM PDT by ClearCase_guy
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