Nathan Poe
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platzapS said:As a Christian, I must say that the evolutionists seem to be quick to ridicule the creationists. If you really want Tom (and others) to consider evolution, you shouldn't insult their intelligence. Many creationists are highly knowledgeable people.
This is true, but you have to admit, there are some Creationists who, with a combination of ignorance and arrogance, invite ridicule. It would be rude not to accept
It's like giving a watermelon to Gallagher and acting shocked when he smashes it with a hammer.
As an evolutionist, I want to say that evolution and God are perfectly compatible. I think that modern scientific thinking and the Bible can be in perfect harmony.
And before you get ganged-up on by creationists, let's not that you said "God," not "A literal interpretation of Genesis." Some folks just can't seem to tell these two apart.
Suppose evolution were true--would God give a detailed description of complex biology, natural and sexual selection, and genetics to a group of nomadic herders, or would he give them a story that told them that God created everything and will take care of us?
As a teacher, let me say this:
If anyone could explain what DNA was to those nomadic herders, I'd not only recommend that he/she be hired at once as the head of our science department, but that they begin a teaching workshop to share their technique. I've got my hands full getting modern students to understand Mark Twain.
May God help us in our search for truth.
Agreed. We need all the help we can get.
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