PackJason
I make up facts.
You're right ... evolution is all just a bunch of baloney.
The Lordy blew into some dirt and then *pafoof* there was a man. Makes perfect sense if you don't think about it.
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You're right ... evolution is all just a bunch of baloney.
The Lordy blew into some dirt and then *pafoof* there was a man. Makes perfect sense if you don't think about it.
First Baseman
Retired athlete
The "randomness" blew into some dirt and then *pafoof* there was the first organism. Makes perfect sense if you don't think about it.
Serenity Now
Member
Your statement that I put in bold just illustrates how badly you have your head in the sand. "There are no facts". You really need to understand that taking a 4,000 year old Jewish story used to explain creation to people of that time by definition had to be limited by the science that was available. Believing that evolution was a means for God to create humanity is not in opposition to Him or the scriptures. For example:
Scientist are leaning very heavily towards humanity having origins from a common ancestor. Well that kinda validates the story of Adam now doesn't it?
There is nothing wrong with the Big Bang Theory as long as we allow that God used as a tool for creation.
You do yourself no favors by not allowing yourself to see the greatness of God through science.
PackJason
I make up facts.
First Baseman
Retired athlete
First Baseman
Retired athlete
Desert Snake
Veteran Member
Merry meet.
Ironically, when I have brought the idea of common ancestor, the opposition / i have gotten, was from evolutionists.
hmm
PackJason
I make up facts.
What now? Could you please be a sport and explain?
Grumpuss
Active Member
Please stop defaming baloney. Everything is part of God's plan. If He had chosen to have us arise from dirt and monkeys, He would have told us about it. The "science" is almost as much a religion these days as some faiths, considering what is taken on blind assumption. The supernatural works with magic and outside the realm of pedestrian science.
I can accept God made Adam in his own image, and that as a woman, I was fashioned from Adam's rib. Because I understand my place in the universe.
First Baseman
Retired athlete
Zero. Don't they have their own "priesthood"?
PackJason
I make up facts.
They aren't Christians because they don't celebrate Christmas?
PackJason
I make up facts.
They have "elders" and they aren't nearly as good at diddling little boys as Catholic priests.
First Baseman
Retired athlete
I wouldn't be too sure about that...
Grumpuss
Active Member
So do Zoroastrians. But they respect the Vatican's authority as a world power too. So are JWs the same as Zoroastrians and Scientologists or something else?
Grumpuss
Active Member
Ha ha- I see what you did there. But God gave Adam the "bone" first. I will be praying for you this Sunday, Jason.
PackJason
I make up facts.
I didn't know god swung both ways.
Grumpuss
Active Member
One of many reasons. They have their own set of beliefs that are very different from Christian values. They can be "disfellowshipped" for apostasy and forever be forbidden from re-entering their church. That is at odds with Christian values whereby no crime or transgression is beyond forgiveness and redemption. Honestly, it sounds closer to what Scientologists adhere to.
Grumpuss
Active Member
He swings all ways, including many you and I can't even conceive of.
PackJason
I make up facts.
JW's believe in Xenu of the Galactic Confederacy?