ThaiDuykhang said:
1. No faithful can ever discover evolution as Creationism is a required belief before the appearence of evolution. It has to be discovered by some pagan/agnostic/atheist. When God hid this "truth" from the faithful?
First off, this statement is quite off grammatically. Mind restating it so it makes better sense, please?
Secondly, science has nothing to do with religious belief. It cannot deal with questions that cannot be experimented on. We can perform experiments on the theory of evolution, but we cannot do so on God.
2. afterlife consequences for following evolution and wrong is far more severe than following Creationism and wrong. In fact I don't think following Creationism and wrong has any consequences.
Fallacy of Consequences and also Fallacy of Prejudicial Language.
3. Jesus can detect the slightest theology error in apostles and fix it, why He didn't correct them if evolution is right?
Evolution isn't doctrine. That's why.
4. Bible is God's words. God doesn't wish to create misunderstanding. then why without any non-theological interference it's always interpreted in favor of Creationism?
The Bible, according to your church, is authoritative in matters of doctrine and morals. Your church has admitted (rightly) many times that it could be in error in regards to secular knowledge. Evolution is secular.
5. God wish the relationship with man as close as possible. on the other hand God is omnipotent. The bond between God and human is stronger when God created human directly. then Why He choose the method which forms a weaker bond?
How is it than human beings are "lesser" because they are descended from a common ancestor of all life? A human is that which it is; by its nature. That nature doesn't change despite its origin.
6. For Catholics only. Apostolic Tradition always teaches Creationism is truth and evolution is unacceptable(see Baltimore Catechism and Roman Catechism etc). How can one accept evolution against tradition?
Firstly, your church isn't the only one that relies on Apostolic Tradition. The Eastern Orthodox, Anglicans, Old Catholics, and Oriental Orthodox do as well.
Based on your later posts which cite both the Baltimore and Roman Catechisms, it shows that you do not understand what evolution is, since it doesn't go against any of them, nor any of Holy Tradition.
You cite the 4th Lateran Council. It states that God created all things, visible and invisible. Evolution doesn't have to do with biogenesis, but has to do with life changing after its creation.
You cite the 6th Lateran Council. It says God creates each "creature" out of "nothing." Again, this insists something of evolution which it is not. It does not have anything to do with biogenesis. It deals with life after its creation.
In fact, you make this erronous insistence each time you cite a council. Since evolution doesn't deal with the creation of life, and that is all that each of those councils deal with, the only logical conclusion is that evolution is not condemned by those councils.
7. For Catholics only. All papal documents that are ambiguous in words on this issue have never explicitly states "A Catholic can accept evolution without damaging faith"
Fallacy of Appealing to Ignorance yourself. Since they are ambiguous, it
cannot be said that they explicitly state "A Catholic
cannot accept evolution without damaging faith."
8. symbolic interpretation of Genesis paved way for symbolic interpretation of the whole Bible.
Fallacy of Slippery Slope.
for example: Adam died at 930 years old. Moses died at 120. Why Moses lives only 1/7.75 the years of Adam. A Catholic evolutionist from another forum said scripture regarding Moses's life are also symbolic.
I know many Vatican Catholics as well as other Apostolic Christians who know you are dead wrong. I'm one of them.
It is entirely possible to agree with the theory of evolution as well as agree that there was a literal Adam and Eve. I'm one of them. If you knew what evolution is and isn't, you'd see how this is possible.