Bushido216
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In fairness, I'm pretty certain that following God's laws is less about success and more about the attempt.
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If you are so evolved, then why can't you stop sinning and doing evil? No matter how hard you try, none of you can stop massively sinning.
Why?
Imagine if someone could put together an hour long movie with the most wicked things you had ever thought, said or did together and put it on television on a major network during prime time.
You would want to run away and never come back
That is how any of us would feel.
But why can't we be better?
Why hasn't someone evolved who can rise above the wickedness?
Why is every form of wickedness imaginable just exploding around the world?
Perhaps there is a much better explanation than Darwinism that explains why there is so much wickedness in the world.
I think that taking a closer look at the Ten Commandments will be helpful:
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In fairness, I'm pretty certain that following God's laws is less about success and more about the attempt.
If you are so evolved, then why can't you stop sinning and doing evil?
If you are so evolved, then why can't you stop sinning and doing evil?
We hear an awful lot from conservatives in the Bible Belt and on the TV about how we all should be living. Certainly a culture that teaches the conservative religious values of the Christian right must have clean living written all over it. And lots of ripe fruit from their morally superior lives abounding."
"It doesn't. Far from it. People that talk the loudest may be the ones walking the slowest.
11% of all American adults are divorced
25% of all American adults have had at least one divorce
27% of born-again Christians have had at least one divorce
24% of all non-born-again Christians have been divorced
21% of atheists have been divorced
21% of Catholics and Lutherans have been divorced
24% of Mormons have been divorced
25% of mainstream Protestants have been divorced
29% of Baptists have been divorced
34% of nondenominational, independent Protestants have been divorced
27% of people in the South and Midwest have been divorced
26% of people in the West have been divorced
19% of people in the Northwest and Northeast have been divorced (areas full of liberals, secularists and catholics).
What the evolutionist is saying is that sin doesn't exist....
Does that mean god is the one who committed the original sin, since he's the one who created us and gave us our propensities?In all seriousness, though, I think Darwinian evolution provides a perfect backdrop and explanation of original sin. Original sin is simply our propensity and inclination towards committing actual sin.
Does that mean god is the one who committed the original sin, since he's the one who created us and gave us our propensities?
MB.
I really don't understand how you can justify lying about others when the religion you claim to follow explicitly tells you that lying is sinful.What the evolutionist is saying is that sin doesn't exist....
Evolution theory is not about being "so evolved". Equivocation fallacy.If you are so evolved, then why can't you stop sinning and doing evil? No matter how hard you try, none of you can stop massively sinning.
No, I would find it interesting.Imagine if someone could put together an hour long movie with the most wicked things you had ever thought, said or did together and put it on television on a major network during prime time.
You would want to run away and never come back
You have no idea what thoughts I have had and how I feel about them. Speak for yourself.That is how any of us would feel.
Creationists that say things like that in the OP are lucky that ignornance isn't a sin.
Why is it the Creationists can't be bothered to actually learn about evolution. The only way you can combat it is to actual know what you are railing against.
You know, it amazes me that after 12 years in public school, after 4 years at a public university, and after 4 more years at another public university that people think I never learned anything about evolution.
What I learned is that a lot of people loudly proclaim how "scientific" it all is, but how incredibly little science there actually is behind the theories.
You know, it amazes me that after 12 years in public school, after 4 years at a public university, and after 4 more years at another public university that people think I never learned anything about evolution.
What I learned is that a lot of people loudly proclaim how "scientific" it all is, but how incredibly little science there actually is behind the theories.
That´s not quite correct.Perhaps it is because they are charitable? The only other explaination of your consistent misrepresentations is that you are intentionally lying!
There is no reason to expect that evolution would lead to a being that would not do evil or sin. Actually rather the opposite. Natural selection is about devil take the hindmost survival. Now if you were talking about getting caught you might have a point. Mean nasty creatures are in fact usually better equipped to survive.
If you wanted to attack evolution you should have asked the opposite question, why do people even have the concept of morals. That is a much more difficult question to deal with.