cyberscan wrote:
I am specifically talking about the scriptures that are used by Christians and Jews. The popular belief in the faith of evolution is indeed in conflict with the Scriptures used by Christians and Jews. These Scriptures actually state that all organisms were created in the same period. Many religious leaders like to say there is no conflict, but there is. The Judeo/Christian Scriptures state that animals were created on the fifth and sixth day. In fact the entire creation period lasted six days. Evolution teaches that all living things came into being over a period of millions of years.
Many theologians like to say that there is no conflict for several reasons. One is the fact that they do not know how to argue with the Evolutionists. Two is the fact that many know that their congregations have a mixed belief in Evolutionism and Christianity/Judaism, and they do not want to risk losing their following. Three is the fact that they do not see any conflict whatsoever. I can point out several clear conflict between what the Evolutionists state and what the Bible states.
MrLoony wrote:
From a link off of the Wikipedia page:
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For this reason the theistic theory of evolution postulates an intervention on the part of the Creator in the production of the first organisms. When and how the first seeds of life were implanted in matter, we, indeed, do not know.
Seriously, learn about religion before you go around saying things about it. This is one of the most annoying things to me. You're not an expert on religion, you're not even an amateur theologian.
Edit: The Catholic idea of evolution is this: Species change over time and become new species as guided by the hand of God. Note that it doesn't specify which species. As in, this also applies to single celled organisms changing into multi-celled organisms, fish changing into amphibians, etc.
Edit: Seriously. Click the link. How hard is that?
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