Christian evolutionists, what do you think?

[Northern Christian]

Christian evolutionists, please answer the following questions:

1) Can non-Christians be saved or enter heaven?
2) Is pre-marital sex immoral?
3) Should abortion be legal?
4) Should the death penalty remain or be abolished?
5) Was the war in Iraq right?
6) Are bikinis immoral?

Please answer the above questions.

 

[lucaspa]

Christian evolutionists, please answer the following questions:

1) Can non-Christians be saved or enter heaven?
2) Is pre-marital sex immoral?
3) Should abortion be legal?
4) Should the death penalty remain or be abolished?
5) Was the war in Iraq right?
6) Are bikinis immoral?

Please answer the above questions.

Would you care to explain to us what any of this has to do with Creation Science or Theistic Evolution?

Most of these seem to be concerned with a conservative political agenda and have nothing to do with Christianity or evolution.

 

[Northern Christian]

Would you care to explain to us what any of this has to do with Creation Science or Theistic Evolution?

Most of these seem to be concerned with a conservative political agenda and have nothing to do with Christianity or evolution.

I'd like to see if CE's agree with Creationists on certain political and social issues. I suspect that they tend to agree with secular humanists more than
Bible believing Creationists.

 

[Vance]

1. No.
2. Yes.
3. No.
4. Probably remain, not really sure what the Bible has to say on this point.
5. Yes.
6. Depends. At the beach, no. In church, yes. (BTW, there was an interesting discussion on this point in one of the other forums among Christians, and most, IIRC, decided that this "depends on the circumstances" was the most common answer).

 

[Northern Christian]

Thank you for replying, Vance, instead of questioning the purpose of the thread.

 

[Vance]

I'd like to see if CE's agree with Creationists on certain political and social issues. I suspect that they tend to agree with secular humanists more than
Bible believing Creationists.

Are you saying that we are not Bible-believing Christians ourselves?

That is a bit presumptuous.

Besides, I am about as far right on social and political issues as you can get (as you can see from my post above).

 

[lucaspa]

I'd like to see if CE's agree with Creationists on certain political and social issues. I suspect that they tend to agree with secular humanists more than Bible believing Creationists.

LOL! Note the phrase "than Bible believing Creationists". Meaning that CE's don't believe the Bible? NONSENSE. And insulting. Christians who accept evolution believe the Bible just as much (actually more so) than creationists. They just don't believe a man-made fallible (and fallacious) literal interpretation of the Bible.

The question is irrelevant to the issue. Thank you for making it clear that the agenda here is to equate Christians who accept evolution as equivalent to the atheistic secular humanists. I won't participate in such a scurrilous undertaking.