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Since your mind is obviously so closed to the truth of Christianity
, one has to wonder what you hope to gain by posting on a forum like this.
I would say that you are asking the wrong question. I think it should be, "If someone makes a claim that something can be backed up by science, are we able to see the evidence for such a claim and if so, are we sure we are drawing the right conclusions or are there equally feasible alternative explanations?"
That may be the majority view,
but there is a significant minority of scientists who would disagree with the conclusions that have been drawn and would say that far from confirming the TOE, the available evidence leads to conclusions that actually refute it.
There is some common ground of course, so while Bible/creation-believing scientists wouldn't argue against the idea that there is an enormous amount of variability built into the genes of living creatures, enabling them to change to adapt to their environments (hence the reason for instance that until the onset of rapid intercontinental travel, the fairest skinned people lived in the higher latitudes and those that lived in the sunnier climates of the tropics had the darkest skin colouration), they would disagree with the notion that one type of creature, e.g., dinosaurs, would eventually change into another, e.g., birds.
Not everything can be explained by science of course (the resurrection of Jesus or His walking on water to name just two of God's miracles, let alone the creation of the universe)
, so some things have to be taken on faith,
circumstantial evidence, etc.
Those that reject the possibility of God creating everything "very good" either have to have an alternative faith to fill the gaps in our knowledge
(Atheism)
or somehow marry the idea of God using evolution, a cruel and wasteful process based on the survival of the fittest/destruction of the weakest, in order to... (I can't quite fathom out what God might have had in mind if I were to believe that that is what He has actually done).
Everyone has to have a certain amount of faith as not everything can be proved. You can't prove that someone loves you, but you can make assumptions based on their actions (which can turn out to be totally wrong in the end).
You can't prove that something happened in the past
, but you can draw reasonable conclusions based on documentary evidence, other physical evidence, etc.
So is Christianity true or not?
Many clever people have studied the evidence and formed conclusions that it is indeed true.
So If you want to reject our God and you want to mock and belittle us, then why should we have any compassion for you?
That is right. As a believer, I know I have Jesus in me and as a unbeliever, you can't have Jesus in you.....God willing, if you come to this point in your life and with Jesus in you, this is the knowledge and evidence you will have!You stating three times I cannot, or will not, understand, yet you seams to claim there is some knowledge in the form of evidence that make rational sense but it wont make sense to an unbeliever, this becasue the Bible says this is the case. Is that correctly understood?
This is, of course, a quote mine which is absurd in the highest possible degree for anyone who actually have read Charles Darwin's The Origin of Species because those who actually cares about being truthful will know how Darwin then goes on and actually explain how the eye could have been been formed by natural selection and then conclude it is not as absurd as it first might have been thought.
Here is another quote mine from Origin of Species: "Natural selection cannot possible produce any modifications in any one species" which continues "exclusively for the good of another species".
Someone who takes a round about road to call me a liar is lower than the slime old Dar imagined we came from. In their case he was probably right though. So there is that.
I'm not a science chick so thank you for that. I've just heard that macroevolution proves there is no so called missing link. Therefore Darwin was in error.
I Being Ignostic this wasn't through a religious source either but one a year ago or so that was on a cable education channel in my area.
Thanks again.![]()
I am here to learn
Someone who takes a round about road to call me a liar is lower than the slime old Dar imagined we came from. In their case he was probably right though. So there is that.
I would say that you are asking the wrong question. I think it should be, "If someone makes a claim that something can be backed up by science, are we able to see the evidence for such a claim and if so, are we sure we are drawing the right conclusions or are there equally feasible alternative explanations?"
but there is a significant minority of scientists who would disagree with the conclusions that have been drawn and would say that far from confirming the TOE,
the available evidence leads to conclusions that actually refute it.
they would disagree with the notion that one type of creature, e.g., dinosaurs, would eventually change into another, e.g., birds.
evolution, a cruel and wasteful process based on the survival of the fittest/destruction of the weakest
The Bible makes this very clear that "man" spoke the Words of God as they were moved by the Holy Spirit of God.