creation vs evolution?

Question

which do you believe in and why? also, for more info on the subject, read the book "the evolution of a creationist". very interesting.

Answer 1

Creation by God Almighty, by his spirit (Hand), and his Son, (The Word/Jesus) Acts 7:50, Genesis 1:26, John 1:1-3, 1Cor. 8;6.

1) I cannot pick up a batch of mud and create any living thing.

2) Any explosion always destroys, not creates.

3) I do not see any monkeys popping out humans.

4) Animals that are cross bred, the offspring cannot reproduce.

5) I trust the Bible's author. Genesis says all the plants and animals were created according to their kinds, which still exists today. Genesis 1:24.

Answer 2

I believe Creationism because logic calls for a Creator in the first place, so creating the plants and animals from nothing wouldn't be beyond his power, and so far the evidence that he used evolution to create life as we know it is so flimsy it's barely even a theory, it's more like a bad hypothesis.

Answer 3

From Adam and Eve up until eventually the time that the Mosaic regulations have been written, marriages interior households became into suitable via fact the genes have been nevertheless in a greater or much less pristine state so no mutations have been available and no person theory something of it. holiday down in time to Moses. the worldwide at that factor had gotten progressively greater sinful and corrupt for this reason began to deprave humanity to the middle. Intermarriage became into now no longer available via mutations led to via the extremely sinful nature of guy so God reported regulations against it for this reason making it a sin to marry ones very own relative. The notice we use in the present day is incest.

Answer 4

I believe in both....man is supposed to evolve into a hermaphrodite just like the angels if you take the bible seriously. A coming together of science and religion is inevitable. Religion was early science. We as a species have forgotten more than we may ever learn again. Running out of time ya know.

Answer 5

what again?
1. 1000s of spoken languages.With entirely diferent rules of grammar.
2. The creation of music.Which has absolutely nothing to do with the survival of the species.
3. The creation of art. Which has nothing....
4. The advancements of engineering, which have nothing to ...

When science can explain why humans posess more than is necessary for the survival of the species, and create more than is needed for the survival of the species, I will be surprised.

Answer 6

Evolution is the most easily proved theory as to how humans came to be, and there is much evidence to support it. I accept it until another theory supported by more evolved science is formed.

Answer 7

I believe in facts. I believe in pursuing knowledge based on observation, not dogma. I believe that science is taking evidence and forming conclusions, not starting with the desired end-result and shuffling through the available information to suit your case.

If you believe any of these things too then you should know my answer to your question.

Answer 8

I evolved a bit too from once "wondering what to believe" to pursuit of curiosity as to what people could really know. One of the most fascinating studies is that of the history of religion itself ... did all the beliefs come from God, or do the dogmas, doctrines, and beliefs themselves have a history of their own? To explore that, one needs to study more than one religion and more than one era. Surprisingly there are unambigious answers to many puzzling questions!

Nowadays, before I put anything in my mouth or in my heart, I really want to know where it came from ;)

Answer 9

I personally believe that if there were evolution there would be half human half apes evolution just don't stop.

Answer 10

I believe in evolution. Scientifically it makes sense. I also believe in God which is not scientific. So I balance my science with faith.