BCP1928
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Yes, you're in a tough position. The notion that the theory of evolution denies the existence of God may be motivation for you to oppose it, but as an argument against it, it is of little use. Too many people understand evolution as neither affirming or denying the existence of God. that it is no more "godless" than any other scientific theory. Of course, the theory of evolution impinges upon the particular theology of a particular subset of theists. but then you are put in the position of having to argue that all other theologies are wrong. Good luck with that.Not denouncing. If I have in any way, I ask for your forgiveness. I am only challenging you to address what Scripture actually says. As a Christian, I have no qualms about my faith being challenged. Open dialogue doesn't intimidate me. And again, ad nauseum, the title of this Forum is Creation And Evolution. As long as the Evolution side feels free to quote and revere Darwin (or whoever), I choose to exercise equal right to quote and revere The Creator.
And this is the LAST time I will defend my right to do so, here or anywhere.
What I also won't repent of is my claim that the Theory Of Evolution is a godless religion. The proof couldn't be more obvious - where does the Theory lead one - toward God or away? Considering the vociferous opposition to God and His Word demonstrated on all these threads, the answer is clear.
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