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The Theory of Evolution is supported by the evidence.

DeitySlayer

President of Chindia
The amoeba poofed out of thin air ? Science does know how the first amoeba came about don't they?

1) The first life was not an amoeba. Cellular life only arose after a few hundred million years.

2) Yes, scientists do understand how this life arose. It is called abiogenesis. If you wish to discuss this further, start a new thread.
 

Autodidact

Intentionally Blank
It's funny how, after slamming evolution in thread after thread, when a thread is open just to discuss it, Danmac has nothing to say about evolution.

*crickets*
 

DeitySlayer

President of Chindia
It's funny how, after slamming evolution in thread after thread, when a thread is open just to discuss it, Danmac has nothing to say about evolution.

*crickets*

I have exactly the same problem on another messageboard. Continual decrying of evolution as 'lies', 'evil', 'fake', 'a joke', 'easy to disprove', but open up a forum to challenge it and suddenly everyone shuts up. It really shows the self-delusion of these people.
 

Autodidact

Intentionally Blank
Why, it's almost as though Danmac doesn't have an argument against evolution. I'm shocked, I tell you, shocked.
 

Danmac

Well-Known Member
It's funny how, after slamming evolution in thread after thread, when a thread is open just to discuss it, Danmac has nothing to say about evolution.

*crickets*

Danmac actually has a life apart from these forums. Just because I am not available to respond as much as you are doesn't mean I don't have anything to say. Now, having said that. You are not a scientist or a biologist. You may be a bit self educated on the matter, but you really don't know anything, but the basics. You echo what scientists say as though you know something about it when in reality you are just spouting off, as you usually do.
 

painted wolf

Grey Muzzle
Why don't we ask her. PW, theistic evolution, your thoughts.....
I believe that theistic evolution is close to my stance, though without the Christian theology.
Evolution is the mechanism behind creation in living things.

wa:do
 

Danmac

Well-Known Member
I believe that theistic evolution is close to my stance, though without the Christian theology.
Evolution is the mechanism behind creation in living things.

wa:do

I cannot completely disagree with that. The Bible itself says that man was formed from the dust. I'm sure there is a more scientific term than dust, but that is the term the Bible uses. I don't think it is a coincidence that human kind is dependent upon things that come from the ground for sustenance. I do however take issue with the one common ancestor for all living creatures.
 

The Voice of Reason

Doctor of Thinkology
Better late than never

That was sarcasm, Danmac.

You've spent 12 pages in this thread, arguing that evolution can't be correct because it doesn't jive with your religious views. Mind you, you don't argue that the evidence that supports the theory of evolution is invalid, you simply insist that it is being misinterpreted by everyone that makes a living studying it, and that the people that do understand it are the ones that don't actually do the work to collect the evidence.

It's just a coincidence (in your mind) that all those that truly understand how to correctly interpret the evidence just happen to be theists.

Now that you've been made aware that there are theists that embrace evolution, you now find that you can agree with the theory, except the part about a common ancestor. In effect, you're willing to sip from the cup, but you don't want anyone to stir up the contents, lest you get some of the grounds.
 

Danmac

Well-Known Member
I suppose if we agree with macroevolution, then we also must agree that humans are nothing more than animals separated by time. But if we agree that humans were created as a higher form of life than all other living creatures, then we must acknowledge a God. But then the atheist would have to take issue with his or her own lack. Herein lies the problem. There is only room for one God in the life of an atheist and that would be self.
 

ImmortalFlame

Woke gremlin
I suppose if we agree with macroevolution, then we also must agree that humans are nothing more than animals separated by time.
Remove the "nothing more than" and you're bang on.

But if we agree that humans were created as a higher form of life than all other living creatures, then we must acknowledge a God. But then the atheist would have to take issue with his or her own lack. Herein lies the problem. There is only room for one God in the life of an atheist and that would be self.
Yep, all us atheists are selfish. You clearly know what you're talking about.

Seriously, just because we don't believe in your idea of a God does not mean we're selfish or self-obsessed. If anything, the fact that you use the idea of God to make yourself feel superior via "being created as a higher form of life" shows that your belief in a God is far more self-serving than our disbelief.
 
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