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Well, that's for the OP to decide. He asked a question regarding what questions he himself should ask. He did not ask us to answer.
Are we reading the same OP?
Many many problems. Depends on which version of evolution you believe. For example, why didn't God save us at the Pliocene time? (you may not see how serious this question is).
Both sides have provided evidence(s) to support their claims. If our lives depend on the truth, then how do we know which is true? What questions should people ask to help find out the truth for themselves?
Jesus’ house is burnt?
Why did not God "save us" immediately after Adam or after Noah? Why waiting for so long, thousands of years?
God has His timing which is perfect.
To ask "why" is not useful, we are just dust and do not understand His ways.
What is the role of God if the evolution process were true? Does God intervene the evolution process?
It's more complex than just saying our lives depend on the truth about how we think this world came to be. From what I understand about this life, if there is one thing far more influential in a general overall sense, it's love your neighbor as yourself.Both sides have provided evidence(s) to support their claims. If our lives depend on the truth, then how do we know which is true? What questions should people ask to help find out the truth for themselves?
And where does Scripture say that those who do not believe in a literal reading of Genesis will be among the least in the kingdom?There will be the 'least' and the 'greatest' in the kingdom.
This is what he said:
"If our lives depend on the truth, then how do we know which is true? What questions should people ask to help find out the truth for themselves?"
The OP is implying that he's interested in what questions to ask and how to know what is right.
He's not asking anyone to tell him what is right.
And this has absolutely nothing to do with creation vs evolution.I Corinthians 3:15
Well, that's for the OP to decide. He asked a question regarding what questions he himself should ask. He did not ask us to answer.
And where does Scripture say that those who do not believe in a literal reading of Genesis will be among the least in the kingdom?
Since it was in response to my post, I assumed it was directed at what I said. Apparently not.It was a general statement germane to the topic.
Since it was in response to my post, I assumed it was directed at what I said. Apparently not.
Ironic statement.Just look at the evidence for yourself. The choice should be easy.
Ironic statement.
Tens of thousands of highly trained experts, over decades and decades, have “looked” and their unanimous conclusion: evolution.
I will defer to the experts who have logged hundreds of thousands of hours of hard work, all subject to the rigours of the scientific method, rather than to a “gut feeling”.
The evidence gathered by generations of scientists is “strong delusion.” Hardly.Bah. Strong delusion.
The evidence gathered by generations of scientists is “strong delusion.” Hardly.
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