When the human body is closely examined, do we see the hand of God or the hand of evolution?

Answer 1

Is there even a difference?

Love and blessings Don

Answer 2

There is no doubt that the human body has evolved through the ages to become what it currently is. Anyone who thinks we were created exactly as we are now must not understand the advances made in biological research during the last 15 years.

This does not rule out the the possible existence of God, nor the possibility that evolution is part of His continuing plan for His creation.

Answer 3

I can see the work of evolution in just about everything. I see no sign or evidence of any Gods anywhere. Today is Sunday, the day of the great sun God Mithras, also known as Ra, Hilios, and many many other names. Bur it's raining, there's no Mitras.
Okay, I can see evidence of the Great War God Thor, even if it's not Thor's day - - Thursday. War news is on teevee all the time. I'll also admit evidence of the Great God Frey, the God of reproduction. We have a Frey day ( Friday ) every seven days, but evidence of reproduction goes on twenty-four per day, every day.
I love the sight of fields of grain, evidence of the God Saturn, the God of planting and harvesting, ( Saturn day, Saturday ).

Answer 4

In that human body, where there is evolution, that is the hand of God, and in that human body, where there is genetic engineering, that too is the hand of God.

Answer 5

Only when we fully understand who or what God is can we truly answer that question. Until then...

Just because we were made in God's image doesn't mean we were made of the same material. After all, a statue is made in the image of a man but men aren't made of bronze, yet the image is. So, when you look at a statue, do you see the hand of the artist? Only if you fully understand the artist and how he works.

That brings me back to the first point.

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Answer 6

"Science and [the Bible are] no longer seen as incompatible."
--- The Daily Telegraph, London, May 26, 1999.

Humans---Just Higher Animals? :
- Who Are Humans?
- In the Image of >God< or Beast?
- Looking Up, Not Down, for Answers
http://watchtower.org/e/19980622/article_01.htm

Life A Product of Design :
- Copying Life's Marvelous Designs
- Learning From Designs in Nature
- The Great Designer Revealed
http://watchtower.org/e/20000122/article_01.htm

A Nuclear Scientist Tells,
- "Why I Believe the [Creation]"
http://watchtower.org/e/20040122a/article_01.htm

Reconciling Science and Religion
- An Enduring Quest
http://watchtower.org/e/20020608/article_01.htm

Answer 7

Both, I think. I have no problem believing in a God powerful enough to create the whole complicated world, including humans, through an evolutionary process. It takes a whole lot more imagination and creativity to do it that way, so acceptance of evolution increases my awe of God, it doesn't diminish it.

Answer 8

Both are metaphors for something we can not see ever. How we build our knowledge is based on the concept of necessity before and after the fact of an identified thing, for knowledge of its function, utility value as a part or as a whole thing in its self. Awe is beauty in mystery. I think that is the proper attitude as 'God', the Creation and the Evolution are not detectable in our finite sense.

Answer 9

You see the hands of God for he is your creator, he
created us all, just life he gave us life, he could give
us all death, remember this and take it as a positive
thing. God loves us all.
God Bless You,
Deangela Rivers

Answer 10

It is written in the Bible that we are made in Gods image
So I vote for the hand of God