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As were Washington and Jefferson. They both owned slaves, which Darwin never did.Darwin certainly was a racist.
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As were Washington and Jefferson. They both owned slaves, which Darwin never did.Darwin certainly was a racist.
Give it up,Darwin’s ‘cause’ for evolution is anti-scientific and will always contain the national racial supremacy undercurrents from which it emerged.Darwin was no more racist than others of his age. Less so than most. You cannot destroy the concept of evolution by attacking it in this way any more than you can destroy the Christian faith by highlighting the racism of Spanish Catholics during their conquest of South and Central America,
Give it up,Darwin’s ‘cause’ for evolution is anti-scientific and will always contain the national racial supremacy undercurrents from which it emerged.
If you wish to promote evolution then do so using your fellow countryman William Smith who added an evolutionary trajectory to Steno’s original observations and the principles joining biological and geological evolution -
strangescience.net/smith.htm
The Catholic encyclopedia has the most appaling entry for Steno and his actual achievements in basically starting off modern geological evolution along with biological evolution -
newadvent.org/cathen/14286a.htm
A better view of Steno is found here -
ucmp.berkeley.edu/history/steno.html
No wonder people dump everything into Darwin as though Darwin was responsible for ‘evolution’ when he only attempted to inject a ‘cause’.
Look,I think I have said enough at this stage but watch what comes out of that meeting in Rome next week.If there is anything less than a fight to recover evolution from the ‘cause’ that Darwin injected into biological evolution then an entirely different set of circumstances will arise.
Dear oriel16,Look,I think I have said enough at this stage but watch what comes out of that meeting in Rome next week.If there is anything less than a fight to recover evolution from the ‘cause’ that Darwin injected into biological evolution then an entirely different set of circumstances will arise.
The evolution issue is simply a symptom of a much bigger issue and rather than being a basis for attacking Christianity or worse - creating a platform for ‘two ways of knowing’ or some sort of simalar capitulation ,Darwin’s injection of a ‘cause’ is a means to expose that empiricism illegally takes the name of ‘science’ but in itself is a variation of an Arian cult.It is,in fact,an anti-scientific cult that narrows investigation of terrestrial/celestial phenomena and creates an artificial atmosphere where people find science vs religion acceptable.Dear oriel16,
This is an unfamiliar forum for me. Regardless of how I landed at this last post, I have two questions 1. regarding the ‘cause’ that Darwin injected… Is that cause (a bias) causing misinterpretation of genome data? 2. What is the best source for following the meeting in Rome?
I realize that my questions may have been addressed in your previous posts. I do intend to read them… Thank you.
Blessings,
granny
All human beings are worthy of profound respect.
Dear HobbleI’ll try to find an article or more info to post on it, but I read recently about some new discoveries about evolution.
Basically scientists have found that species don’t gain new genes through evolution, but instead species have always had the same genes. The thing is that the genes just turn on or off through evolution. Like for instance, they believe that an Emu at one time was a species of Raptor, and they are currently experimenting with de-evolving certain birds to their dinosaur state. This seems to point to the belief that there is a plan behind evolution, or it would be quite coincidental that when we were in early evolution we already had all the genes we have now, just different ones were active.
Although it does not deal directly with raptors, you may well find “Endless forms most beautiful” by Sean Carroll useful:Dear Hobble
Please pardon me for jumping into the middle of a thread. I am very interested in your mention of “discoveries” about the same genes within a species which appear to turn on or off.
Did you or anyone else find the articles?
Blessings,
granny
All human life is sacred.
Dear oriel16,The evolution issue is simply a symptom of a much bigger issue and rather than being a basis for attacking Christianity or worse - creating a platform for ‘two ways of knowing’ or some sort of simalar capitulation ,Darwin’s injection of a ‘cause’ is a means to expose that empiricism illegally takes the name of ‘science’ but in itself is a variation of an Arian cult.It is,in fact,an anti-scientific cult that narrows investigation of terrestrial/celestial phenomena and creates an artificial atmosphere where people find science vs religion acceptable.
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I will see what happens next week and the outcome although I fear it will only worsen matters but again,that remains to be seen.
Darwin certainly was a racist.There is a belief that African Americans are black because they are not as evolved as whites and Asians. Don’t believe me. Do a search on Sharon Broome an African American woman from Louisiana. She is also a state legislator in Louisiana. She got a resolution passed in Louisiana condemning the racism of Darwin and his followers. /QUOTE]
You have a silly notion of scientific knowledge. Einstein had an extramarital sexual affair, but that does not invalidate his theory of relativity. Nothing Darwin did or thought invalidates the solidly supported theory of evolution.
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You have a silly notion of scientific knowledge. Einstein had an extramarital sexual affair, but that does not invalidate his theory of relativity. Nothing Darwin did or thought invalidates the solidly supported theory of evolution.Darwin certainly was a racist.There is a belief that African Americans are black because they are not as evolved as whites and Asians. Don’t believe me. Do a search on Sharon Broome an African American woman from Louisiana. She is also a state legislator in Louisiana. She got a resolution passed in Louisiana condemning the racism of Darwin and his followers. .
Grannymh, will you be going? I’m trying to change my housing arrangement, as the seminary where I’ll be staying is a two-mile walk from the Gregorian University, poorly served by the metro.I, too, am looking forward to the meeting in Rome.Blessings,granny All human beings were created for life beyond the limits of our universe.
Can you explain what you mean by an “Arian cult”? I don’t know of this cult, whose teenagers grannymh thinks rifled her car. Is this cult related in any way to the fourth century Arius of Alexandria?Darwin’s injection of a ‘cause’ is a symptom of an Arian cult and its thinking by making creation something less than it is and that men can actually know the cause of life and its diversity.
Dear StAnastasia,Can you explain what you mean by an “Arian cult”? I don’t know of this cult, whose teenagers grannymh thinks rifled her car. Is this cult related in any way to the fourth century Arius of Alexandria?
Grannymh, his name was “Arius,” not “Arian” (Arian is the adjectival form). I’m trying to wrap my mind around the idea of a connection between Arius and Arianism, on the one hand, and your car being rifled through on the other. Are you sure it wasn’t a group of Nestorians, or perhaps even Eutychians or Pelagians who rifled your car? Without the relevant theological evidence (e.g., heretical tracts left behind), it would be difficult to determine which specific heresy was responsible for motivating this crime of teenage vandalism.“For ages, I’ve seen Arian’s influence in moral/ethical issues right down to having my car rifled by teenagers.” It is one of the many ways to reference Arius, the Greek theologian, and how his denying that Jesus was of the same substance as God has morphed in present times. You make me wonder about Darwin and evolution? ? ? I’ll think about that much, much later."
Look,you are better off with what you believe of Einstein,or rather his 20th century adaption of a H.G. Wells ‘Time Machine’ `19 th century science fiction novel -Can you explain what you mean by an “Arian cult”? I don’t know of this cult, whose teenagers grannymh thinks rifled her car. Is this cult related in any way to the fourth century Arius of Alexandria?
Dear oriel16,
While my goal is to study astronomy when I turn 80, right now I’m dealing with an evolution issue which is directly opposed to the Catholic belief in original sin.
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Yes it is,the original Sin in eating of the tree of First causes which Christ restored as Love and not knowledge ,as the old author had it - what fell and died in Adam rose and lived in Christ. -
“The Scripture and the Faith and the Truth say, Sin is nought else, but that the creature turneth away from the unchangeable Good and betaketh itself to the changeable; that is to say, that it turneth away from the Perfect to “that which is in part” and imperfect, and most often to itself. Now mark: when the creature claimeth for its own anything good, such as Substance, Life, Knowledge, Power, and in short whatever we should call good, as if it were that, or possessed that, or that were itself, or that proceeded from it, — as often as this cometh to pass, the creature goeth astray. What did the devil do else, or what was his going astray and his fall else, but that he claimed for himself to be also somewhat, and would have it that somewhat was his, and somewhat was due to him? This setting up of a claim and his I and Me and Mine, these were his going astray, and his fall. And thus it is to this day.”
passtheword.org/DIALOGS-FROM-THE-PAST/theogrm1.htm
The Earth, a grand and ancient stage for so much history,not just human history but the climate,the long since dead animals,the great geological and astronomical events that are written in the rocks and in the fossils and their for us like a big jigsaw puzzle where it each generation fits a piece or two.,sometimes re-adjusts older pieces in the process to make way for the newer pieces.
grannymh;4844074:
I have always liked the evolutionary theory especially when it treats dinosaurs. I relate well with 5-year-olds. However, I object to human beings being considered in the same class as my dear dinosaurs.
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To be fair,they really don’t think that.That the dinosaurs became extinct could be for many different reasons,that they roamed the Earth that we now inhabit is exciting and will always thrill the kid in us and credit to those who are still trying to tell the geological ,climatological and other stories that went into the rise and departure of those great land creatures.
Pity the genuine guys will be sabotaged by the narrow view in looking for a single line ancestry via the ‘survival of the fittest cause’ in trying to convert humanity back into a pool of chemicals and as a means to attack Christianity.
grannymh;4844074:
And when some evolutionary scientists claim that “evidence” suggests that Adam and Eve were not distinct from the patterns of similar primates, I stamp my foot and say prove it. This means that I have to answer claims which I believe are limited and most likely misinterpretations of available data.
I, too, am looking forward to the meeting in Rome
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Sorry for cutting this short MH, I think anything further will just look like intellectual grandstanding on my part yet I fear that the opportunity of striking while the iron is hot next week when the meeting convenes will be lost to empirical complicity.It is an important juncture is Christianity and sometimes God makes it this way that the things that look of little importance become the most important things of all.
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Blessings,
granny
All human beings were created for life beyond the limits of our universe.
This is the most marvellous of the 236 posts I have found on this thread. Thank you a burger for showing me such a faith still exists on earth. I hope your faith covers all that Jesus said and taught to the apostles and has not become a part victim to the heresy of all heresies, Modernism, in which evolutionism plays a great part.]This is in direct reply to John Romanoski who happens to have 80 more credits in theology than Jesus of Nazereth had. John also believes in Darwinian evolution as does a Catholic Cardinal named Schonborn.
Since Cardinal Schonborn and John Romanoski appear to be Christians we now have to reexamine the truthfulness of Jesus. Let’s start with some Bible verses.
The Apostle Paul, who happened to be appointed by Jesus Christ, to bring the Gospel to the Gentiles says, in II Timothy 3:16 “All Scripture is God breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting, and training.” Let’s remember at this time there was no New Testament. Paul was talking about the Old Testament. That means everything written in the Book of Genesis is God breathed and, therfore, correct…
Genesis 1:25 God made the wild animals according to their own kind.
Genesis 2:7 the Lord formed the man from the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life and the man became a living thing.
Please note that the Lord didn’t breath into the nostrils of a monkey or a one celled animal. Paul, unlike Cardinal Schonborn and John Romanoski was appointed to preach the gospel. To say species evolved into higher species is another gospel because it certainly isn’t the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
When I was young and even into my early twenties I was an agnostic because of the teaching of the Darwinian evolutionists. Then fortunately I found the truth. It was people like Romanoski and Schonborn who would have cost me my salvation.
I am Catholic and by the way am I impressed that a Catholic Cardinal would support Darwinian evolution? I am no more surprised then when we found out one of Jesus’ own Apostles was a betrayer named Judas.
Do yourself a favor and flush your 80 theology credits down the toilet. Simply put if you disagree with God breathed wqrds you lose.
Well Cassini,I am sure that you will be happy to know that empirical science has not only brought us back to geocentric reasoning but surpassed it and reduces it down further to homocentricity.They now call it the ‘Cosmological principle’ -I realise the question of geocentricism has its own treads, but I bring it up here to show how the evolution fraud now reigns high with the Copernican heresy (never abrogated by the way) and affects everything.
Again a burger, thank you for a brilliant post. Alas there are only a few of us who can still recognise your truth.