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I'm actually stunned after reading the link. What Darwin did was to 'state the obvious' then others worked his thesis backward to the supposed beginnings of organic life. Everything in his 'outline' is certainly true, but doesn't require a theory contrary to divine creation. Go through his outline one by one and you'll see that the vaunted Theory Of Evolution isn't needed.
I'm actually stunned after reading the link. What Darwin did was to 'state the obvious' then others worked his thesis backward to the supposed beginnings of organic life. Everything in his 'outline' is certainly true, but doesn't require a theory contrary to divine creation. Go through his outline one by one and you'll see that the vaunted Theory Of Evolution isn't needed.
However I will agree on this point, that the survival of the fittest is indeed "natural selection". What could be more obvious. But it doesn't require the fabrication of a godless theory.
Which God do you think did the creating?
He was a God fearing man, who knew that his ideas would not be well received. It makes a great difference when one understands that.
Quite a few Christians I've chatted with genuinely think that because the word 'Origin' is in the title of his book, that it is all about the origin of life.
I think most understand that Darwin meant the evolution of existing life, not the origin of life.
There's this,
Irreducible Complexity: The Challenge to the Darwinian Evolutionary Explanations of many Biochemical Structures
I think most understand that Darwin meant the evolution of existing life, not the origin of life.
There's this,
Irreducible Complexity: The Challenge to the Darwinian Evolutionary Explanations of many Biochemical Structures
Elohim.
I'm wondering if Darwin mentioned Him in his, Preservation of Favoured Races?
Twisting things to suit yourselves seems to be a big thing with creationist, it was the "Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life" and had nothing to do with race.Elohim.
I'm wondering if Darwin mentioned Him in his, Preservation of Favoured Races?
Oh, so you're not a Christian then.
Oh, so you're not a Christian then.
Imma Christian saint.
What are you?
Did you have this response in mind when you asked:do you know where Elohim came from?
was he human or did he just have human features like fingers for writing on stone?
I hope you didn't mind me butting in with the answer?Which God do you think did the creating?
I certainly hope not.The saint part is extremely dubious and pointing that out is not a violation of the rules here.
Thank you.I do accept that you are a Christian.
I certainly hope not.
Thank you.
Have you seen my justification for considering myself a saint? and what the difference is between a saint and a Christian?
Imma Christian saint.
You were asked: Which God do you think did the creating?
To which you replied: Elohim.
Sorry, but your actions here are quite far from being "saintly".
What's your answer?
You'd love King David's actions then, wouldn't you?
You know King David, don't you?
Acts 13:22 And when he had removed him, he raised up unto them David to be their king; to whom also he gave testimony, and said, I have found David the son of Jesse, a man after mine own heart, which shall fulfil all my will.
Do you believe King David was an OT saint?
(Let me guess. You don't believe King David existed at all, do you?)
I could write a thesis about it. What sort of God is this Elohim?
What does the NT teach us about who created?
Just think about it.
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