Creationism, Theistic evolution, or Naturalistic evolution. What do you believe, and why?

Answer 1

So Theistic evolution is evolution with God running it, Naturalistic evolution is nobody in charge and Creationism is God invented the whole thing and runs it all, right? You see, I'm not sure and it doesn't affect what is happening now because any of the above seem to end up working by the same rules. If I select Creationism, then the Creator has to come back every once in a while to create the next life form and wipe out the existing. Naturalistic evolution can't seem to produce clear evidence of one species becoming a different species with which it can no longer breed. The same problem holds for the Theistic version.

So the only thing we end up with is option D or how many hours until our extinction and replacement. Not much of an answer but best I can give you.

Answer 2

Because biological evolution is a proven fact to anyone who bothers to look at the evidence; and because I am an absolute believer in God as the Creator of the universe; therefore I believe in Creation, and I also believe in what the scientific evidence indicates happened on the earth after Creation. I see absolutely no conflict between the two. God designed and put into motion every other natural process, and we know about these other processes through science. Why should the process of evolution be any different? Why are people so afraid of it?

Answer 3

I believe in Creationism and Evolution. How is this possible? I believe that the seven days of creation as decribed in Genesis are used correspondentially (like symbols) for the way the world was created, not literally. Since the story is not to be taken literally, Evolution fits as well. HOWEVER! I do NOT believe that man evolved out of change. I believe in God and that He planned for the evolution of animals into men.

Answer 4

Awesum answer above (hint for the 10 points). I believe in Naturalistic evolution as I am a geologist/paleontologist, hence I have studied and seen the overwhelming evidence of naturalistic evolution. If I believed in a creator god then my beliefs would be as the person above.

Answer 5

ok i will settle for the opportunity of a million,2,3, i detect 5, hollow theory a splash uncertain yet does no longer rule it out As i'm no longer able to have faith the words of guys born in small component to the international some thousand years in the past, Who maximum probable believed the international to be flat, a for them easily purely as large as their minds would desire to verify! So 4, 6, 7, 8. are a splash the the Hindu creation tale, in that that's a tale and purely that! Why is it that as quickly as some people enter this argument it turns into, for them a query of Mans be conscious against Gods be conscious. I have been to assert to you that FRED had mentioned some ingredient to me would you suspect in my words or interior the words of FRED! Any way sorry that grew to become into for some people (no names) who think of that the theory in god is the comparable by way of fact the theory in faith would you desire a slighty open to hold close it, whether it you have try examining Small Gods by making use of Terry Pratchett

Answer 6

Evolution has been proven. We have dinosaur bones. We have seen primates who have been taught to speak through sign language, we still have a tail bone. What more do you need?

Answer 7

Read Teilhard de Chardin. He had it figured out in the fifties.

I believe in God. Yet I believe God can let evolution work in His own way.

Answer 8

It does not matter what I believe, evolution by natural selection is true.

Answer 9

are you trying to incite a riot here?

I believe in creation - it makes far more sense than evolution

Answer 10

I am going to tell you... none of us will or can know.