God says otherwise.
And in fact, as Aman pointed out, Adam came before his [alleged] common ancestor.
God says otherwise.
And in fact, as Aman pointed out, Adam came before his [alleged] common ancestor.
Would these be the same scholars that give the nod to the Jesus Seminar?Allegedly. Since scholars don't know who actually wrote G1 or G2 (all scholars agree these were two different authors), you really can't say if it's a god or not.
God says otherwise.
And in fact, as Aman pointed out, Adam came before his [alleged] common ancestor.
Would these be the same scholars that give the nod to the Jesus Seminar?
Well, I don't trust your scholars anyway; especially if you guys cite them as authoritative.I have no idea. Doesn't matter though, when you're right, you're right.
Sorry bro.
Well, I don't trust your scholars anyway; especially if you guys cite them as authoritative.
No. Piltdown Man should not be put back into schools - unless it is used as an example of the self-correcting nature of science.
I'm sure one would have eventually.You mean it wasn't creation science scientists who exposed Piltdown Man as fraud?
Since it is all but impossible to find one that even understands the theory of evolution that is very dubious.I'm sure one would have eventually.
Wait. What???
You mean it wasn't creation science scientists who exposed Piltdown Man as fraud? You mean it was those evil, atheistic scientists who exposed it as a fraud? They must be up to something. How else can you explain what they did?
(It boggles the mind, sometimes, doesn't it? )
I'm sure one would have eventually.
A G1 creationist would not have called it an ape in the first place.Since it is all but impossible to find one that even understands the theory of evolution that is very dubious.
A G1 creationist would not have called it an ape in the first place.
I'm sure one would have eventually.
Since "creation" and "scientist" are mutually exclusive terms, this is unlikely.
If you are a Christian, you must believe that your god is benevolent. Evolution is anything but a benevolent system, and is necessary considering your god's supposed power. You must either not know what the word "moral" is, or you do not understand the implications of theistic evolution. In order to believe the entirety of evolution, you must abandon the basic Christian attributions of your deity.
Nonsense.