Why Argue Against Evolution and a Natural Origin?

[pitabread]

but you said that only evolution can explain what we find in nature. so now we see that it can be explained by id too.

Except you don't have an ID explanation. You haven't explained how it could occur.

 

[pitabread]

even such a fossil will not falsify evolution. we can claim for anomaly or push back human origin. no problem for evolution.

You only keep saying this because you still do not understand the fossil evidence for evolution nor the timelines of evolutionary history and the relative dependencies on the evolution of different taxa from their ancestors.

 

[xianghua]

You only keep saying this because you still do not understand the fossil evidence for evolution nor the timelines of evolutionary history and the relative dependencies on the evolution of different taxa from their ancestors.

are you saying that we cant claim for anomaly?

 

[pitabread]

are you saying that we cant claim for anomaly?

I don't know what this is supposed to mean.

 

[dad]

You only keep saying this because you still do not understand the fossil evidence for evolution nor the timelines of evolutionary history and the relative dependencies on the evolution of different taxa from their ancestors.

To understand the fossil record in a different way than your belief set requires is not misunderstanding the record, only rejecting your beliefs.

 

[loveofourlord]

That is often true, but God says He created mankind in his own image, not something that would eventually be, and God formed man from the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living soul. I used to entertain the possibility of what you suggest, but there just doesn't appear to be any wiggle room there.

which likly refers to being of spirit, and not our physical body unless you think as someone else pointed out god is human looking.

 

[loveofourlord]

The likelihood of humans eventually arising from atoms is the equivalence of a tornado going through a junk yard and producing an operable Boeing 747.

And that's just the human body.

That's not counting his soul and spirit.

normally I ignore you, but should be pointed out, abiogenesis would be chemistry if it happened, so would be enevitable, not random or impossible, and evolution once life appears just happens following chemistry and the enviorment. Nothing random required to get the human body.

 

[dad]

which likly refers to being of spirit, and not our physical body unless you think as someone else pointed out god is human looking.

Could be. However we know Jesus has a body and He is God. Complete with the holes in the feet and hands.

 

[Speedwell]

Could be. However we know Jesus has a body and He is God. Complete with the holes in the feet and hands.

Jesus had the body he did because we had it already. We didn't get this body because Jesus had it already.

 

[inquiring mind]

which likly refers to being of spirit, and not our physical body unless you think as someone else pointed out god is human looking.

Actually, KJV Genesis 1:26 says "in our image, after our likeness." That seems pretty clear-cut on one hand, but I can see it meaning in our design, and being of spirit. That still doesn't lean toward macroevolution being involved (without speculating), which is what led us into this conversation.

 

[dad]

Jesus had the body he did because we had it already. We didn't get this body because Jesus had it already.

Who knows!? He knew what body He would assume before the world was created!

 

[loveofourlord]

Actually, KJV Genesis 1:26 says "in our image, after our likeness." That seems pretty clear-cut on one hand, but I can see it meaning in our design, and being of spirit. That still doesn't lean toward macroevolution being involved (without speculating), which is what led us into this conversation.

No I'm just pointing out that in our own likeness and such doesn't nescarily mean human, unless you think god has genitals and other human attributes, not sure if it's true, just something I've heard a few bring up at times why I mentioned it, makes some sense in a way heh.