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Evolution is evolving into a tremendous trouble for the Christian faith. though some science can explain God's existence, not really because he can't be seen by the human eye or even under a lens, but we can sort of understand how the world works a bit, and well, other speculations and research would deny the very existence of God. God has made the wisdom of this world foolishness and wisdom to God is foolishness to man.
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I honestly don't care if you have the bible or not to be perfectly honest. Just because something was written in a book thousands of years ago it doesn't make it true. I'm quite sure the Greeks, Egyptians and the Romans all had holy scriptures too. And I don't "insist" that I came from a monkey. I am descended from an ape just like the rest of the homosapiens on this planet. I don't know if you grasp that monkeys don't give birth to humans or not.
And Wikipedia isn't all the evidence for evolution, go do some research. Read a book, read some articles, watch some videos etc. Just as long as they're not by someone like Kent Hovind or Kirk Cameron.
I'll answer that with a quote
"God created man in his own image. And man, being a gentleman, returned the favor."
-- Rousseau
I can assure you that I know lots of Christians who don't vomit in the face of science though.
I don't understand the question to be perfectly honest. If you're referring to how some people bend the truth to match their own preferences, then yes they do. But 1+1 will always equal 2 even if you want it to equal 4.
And Wikipedia isn't all the evidence for evolution, go do some research. Read a book, read some articles, watch some videos etc. Just as long as they're not by someone like Kent Hovind or Kirk Cameron.
I'll answer that with a quote
"God created man in his own image. And man, being a gentleman, returned the favor."
-- Rousseau
I can assure you that I know lots of Christians who don't vomit in the face of science though.
I don't understand the question to be perfectly honest. If you're referring to how some people bend the truth to match their own preferences, then yes they do. But 1+1 will always equal 2 even if you want it to equal 4.
I don't consider it dishonest to the spread information that the teller believes to be true based on what they have heard. Many claim that Darwin rejected the theory on his death bed based on the writing of Elizabeth Hope on the subject. The problem is that her writing isn't widely accepted by historians as a reliable source. She wrote her account several decades after Darwin's death so the source is probably not too reliable even if parts of the story are true. Her account is the only one that tells such a tale. I would say that her story is not enough evidence to justify the claim that he rejected the theory on his deathbed. I would really like it if people would stop calling lil_christian dishonest just because she repeated a claim that she believed was true.
However, Willot correctly pointed out that it doesn't matter if Darwin rejected his theory on his deathbed. It means nothing in the realm of science what Darwin thought at the end of his life. What matters is if the theory holds up to the empirical evidence.
However, Willot correctly pointed out that it doesn't matter if Darwin rejected his theory on his deathbed. It means nothing in the realm of science what Darwin thought at the end of his life. What matters is if the theory holds up to the empirical evidence.
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