Hi there,
So I set out a long discussion of the implications of the young (only being partial expressions of the adult) and something crashed.
I basically made three points:
One: the young complete being partially formed, with instinct - because of irreducible complexity and the strong internal consistency of their form
Two: We know for a number of reasons, intuition, our parents and the constancy of God (generation to generation)
Three: It is claimed adults lead to adults of different kinds, but this is unfounded.
These three points are an about face of the Devil's work, to conflate the establishment of the cross with the lies of the past - as is a partial truth, but not justified for that.
The faith is able to come to an agreement, about how partial the young are; what the faith cannot do, is recognize the fullness of youth, before it physically becomes adult, which is a mystery - not a fact, not an expectation and not a delimiting.
Grasping that God made Man a mystery, we should be mindful of which Wisdom we turn to, once our attention for something has been asked of us (as Evolution asks us to believe, meaningful change is coming - not all change, just meaningful change).
Again, sorry I couldn't show you the original post, probably you will find my brevity here refreshing!
Thought experiment: how many partial evolutions is it, before you arrive at "evolution"?
So I set out a long discussion of the implications of the young (only being partial expressions of the adult) and something crashed.
I basically made three points:
One: the young complete being partially formed, with instinct - because of irreducible complexity and the strong internal consistency of their form
Two: We know for a number of reasons, intuition, our parents and the constancy of God (generation to generation)
Three: It is claimed adults lead to adults of different kinds, but this is unfounded.
These three points are an about face of the Devil's work, to conflate the establishment of the cross with the lies of the past - as is a partial truth, but not justified for that.
The faith is able to come to an agreement, about how partial the young are; what the faith cannot do, is recognize the fullness of youth, before it physically becomes adult, which is a mystery - not a fact, not an expectation and not a delimiting.
Grasping that God made Man a mystery, we should be mindful of which Wisdom we turn to, once our attention for something has been asked of us (as Evolution asks us to believe, meaningful change is coming - not all change, just meaningful change).
Again, sorry I couldn't show you the original post, probably you will find my brevity here refreshing!
Thought experiment: how many partial evolutions is it, before you arrive at "evolution"?