I was reading Eusebius, and apparently the idea that man came from Animals was existant in Biblical Times. Its just now with the seemingly magic of Science are people massively enticed to it.
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Evolution, also a Biblical Times killer
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Man didn't come "from Animals", we are animals. And science is only "seemingly magic" to people who don't understand it.
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Science never looks like magic. But to those who fail to understand the biblical truth of creation, the Bible looks like magic, and by that ignorance, they hate it.
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I agree. Evolution is a beautiful natural truth, and we in the West need to stop our efforts and funding for science education so Christians and other theists will realize that evolution and the Bible are totally compatible.
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Why do seek to make them compatible? They are completely opposing worldviews. Evolution does not leave room for a God, nor does the Bible leave room for Evolution. According to the theory, it was all just a cosmic accident, (the Big Bang) with no intent or direction. The Universe just sort of fell into place according to natural laws. Evolution leads to Atheism, because there is no need for a God if Universes can just create themselves.
Evolution is not a natural truth. Some of it's principals may be true. Survival of the Fittest, Natural Selection, for example are both true enough observations, but that does not prove true that every living creature shares a common ancestor. Just because some of the theory's principals are true does not mean the whole thing is.
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