I believe in the God of the Bible; not the goddess Mother Nature.AV, the reason is simple. All of the evidence supports evolution. It does not support the creation story of Genesis. You know it, I know it, we all know it. So ask yourself what it tells you about a God that plants false information. Back when I was still a Christian I did not believe in a lying God. I therefore accepted evolution.
And you also seem to be trying to tell God how he could not have done it. An all knowing, all powerful God could have set the his work in action with the Big Bang. There would be no need for individual creation events. What God is more powerful, one that can create the world he wants in one shot or one that has to keep going back tweaking his past mistakes? To me it seems like the God that let life evolve was more powerful.
I believe in the God of the Bible; not the goddess Mother Nature.
Really?No Theistic Evolutionist, scientist or any other kind of person who accept evolution venerates Darwin.
Can I still be a Christian and reject the Virgin Birth?You can still be a Christian and accept evolution. You can still be a Christian and accept the fact that the Earth goes around the Sun.
I believe in the God of the Bible; not the goddess Mother Nature.
Can I still be a Christian and reject the Virgin Birth?
I know it is.Your belief is irrelevant.
Wow -- okay.Of course you can -- has anyone ever told you you couldn't?
I know it is.
Otherwise, you'd have a different icon.
Wow -- okay.
How about the Deity of Christ?
If there is no planting of evidence then evolution is true since there are mountains of evidence that support the theory. There is nothing that supports creationism. To claim there is evidence for creationism you first need a testable hypothesis of creation and creationists are too afraid to develop a truly testable hypothesis since they are afraid of the results.
Can I still be a Christian and reject the Virgin Birth?
Of course you can -- has anyone ever told you you couldn't?
Wow -- okay.
How about the Deity of Christ?
That one backed you down a notch, didn't it?You tell me -- has anyone ever told you you couldn't?
You mean mountains of assumptions. The evidence (the same as we all have) has been interpreted differently by other qualified scientists. I don't think you understand that evidence has to be interpreted and that presuppositions then come into play.