sovietchild
Well-Known Member
What is wrong with believing in evolution?
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What is wrong with believing in evolution?
- Thread starter sovietchild
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Depends on the context I guess.
Nothing.
JakofHearts
2 Tim 1.7
I have no problems with "evolution" in the sense of change, like microevolution, adaptation, variation, even natural selection.
It is certainly obvious that many Christians believe in God and Jesus and in the theory of evolution, because they believe on a personal level. But from a logical level we begin to see contradictions for the theistic evolutionist.
Nobody believes in evolution.
Well, I don't. Facts do not need to be believed in.
Ciao
- viole
The Theory of Evolution is, in epistemic terms, somewhat like a tree or a rock. It makes no difference to a tree, a rock, or the Theory of Evolution whether you believe in them. The actual issue isn't one of belief, but one of acceptance. Do you accept that the tree is real? Do you accept that the Theory of Evolution is true?
Scuba Pete
Le plongeur avec attitude...
I love me some evilution! Keeps the fundies away from me!
What viole said!
psychoslice
Veteran Member
Just what I was going to say.
Valerian
Member
Nothing. So long as you do not believe God had no hand in it. That's the issue.
Brian Schuh
Well-Known Member
Nothing wrong in believing in evolution. Nothing wrong with making a mistake with this. If you err on either side of the fence, creation vs. evolution, just don't judge each other. God has already declared through prophets, if you err on this, there is no consequence.
Guy Threepwood
Mighty Pirate
There is nothing wrong with the belief, as long as one acknowledges it as such.
sovietchild
Well-Known Member
I personally don't know about people evolution, who knows if we ever got inbred with aliens. However, I do believe snakes came from lizards (they lost their legs because they didn't use them)
Same thing happened to a cousin of mine.