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If the Evolutionists are correct, at the end of our lives, we're all worm food. There is no afterlife, and we simply cease to exist. Believing in God is then nonsense, but it won't matter since there'll be no afterlife for Evolutionists to say "I told you so."

If the Creationists are correct (and I'm in this camp) then at the end of our physical lives we take on a new life via our Souls. Creationists and those who profess faith in God and accept the salvation that Jesus Christ purchased through his blood for us, will ascend to Heaven for a joyous afterlife. Evolutionists on the other hand, will not. They will go to a place with a much warmer "climate" to spend eternity.

If the Evolutionists are right, I believe in a bunch of nonsense but since I'll be dead and cease to exist in all forms anyway, it just won't matter. Heck, they won't even exist in such a form as to say "I told you so!"

But if the we Creationists and believers are right, Evolutionists will spend eternity in an extreme southern-most climate crying out for water. Why Evolutionists insist on taking such a risk with their souls is simply beyond me. I've felt God's love and forgiveness for myself. I would never want to turn away from him. Perhaps Evolutionists have never opened their hearts and spirits?

If the Evolutionists are correct, at the end of our lives, we're all worm food.

I'm sorry, but this is a non sequitur. Several of us "evolutionists" are quite comfortable with there being an afterlife. However, it should be noted, you physical body does become "food for worms."

_A man may fish with the worm that hat eat of a king, and eat of the fish that hath fed of that worm. --Shakespeare

If the Evolutionists are correct, at the end of our lives, we're all worm food. There is no afterlife, and we simply cease to exist. Believing in God is then nonsense, but it won't matter since there'll be no afterlife for Evolutionists to say "I told you so."

You are confusing evolution with atheism. They're totally different. A person can be either one or both or neither.

"If the Evolutionists are correct, at the end of our lives, we're all worm food. There is no afterlife, and we simply cease to exist. Believing in God is then nonsense, but it won't matter since there'll be no afterlife for Evolutionists to say "I told you so."
Christian egotism and apology at its best. By this "logic," sitting in your house all day with padded walls eating baby food should afford you the safest alternative to driving your car and running with scissors. You choose to believe in the "safer" alternative, devoid of any rational thought (you all growed up, ain't ya? Santy clause don't exist neither) thinking you'll either win in the end, or die trying. I challenge you (in a friendly way : ) to think about just how odd it is that in the vast universe, on this highly populated earth, of all the people here, only a scant percentage (born agains) get to live the good life; well, after they're dead. Methinks thats just a tad silly, sorry.

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