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Your ignorance of evolution is showing again, buffalo. Look up the words “Natural Selection”, which is not blind unguided chance.Cannot say the same thing for faith in blind unguided chance.
rossum
Your ignorance of evolution is showing again, buffalo. Look up the words “Natural Selection”, which is not blind unguided chance.Cannot say the same thing for faith in blind unguided chance.
Why do you say evolution fails here? Our physical form is the result of evolution. Our spiritual nature is not. Evolution does not attempt to explain the soul, nor does it need to do so. Evolution succeeds in the area in which it was intended to apply, and that is all.LeafByNiggle:![]()
We are still beings with a dual nature.It does mean that things you say about this wider sense of the word “life” may not apply to the sense in which the term “biological” life is used.
Spiritual and physical.
And evolution fails here.
If people have lost their faith in revelation because of the intersection of revelation and science, the fault lies with people like you that have misrepresented revelation to such a large degree that people are forced to choose between your twisted version of revelation and what their reason tells them. You would do well to review the conflict that went on in the early Church between those that insisted that revelation demands that males be circumcised and those that wanted to relax that demand. Fortunately the Church decided that such a demand was not required. They eventually did the same thing with evolution. Get over it.Yes, so did mine. Should have been more cautious about macro-evolution though. I would also submit, many lost their faith in Revelation and that the areas where faith and reason intersect…
Literally, no. In a sense - yes. It favors from among the available choices, just the right things. That’s a kind of foresight!Who guides natural selection? Does natural selection have foresight?
What you call “past”, most Call mainstream. If and when scientific understanding evolves to something new, the majority will move with it. For neither the new nor the old are in conflict with faith or carry any implications whatsoever for our salvation. Chill.There are quite a few here who do not think we should challenge the science status quo. It is beyond reason why they are clutching so hard to a past paradigm. What do you think is the reason?
"We are moving toward a dictatorship of relativism which does not recognize anything as for certain and which has as its highest goal one’s own ego and one’s own desires. The church must defend itself against threats such as “radical individualism” and “vague religious mysticism”. [emphasis added]"
Only for you because you insist God acts as you imagine.That is very wrong.
This is not true. The Church has never said that physical biological life in a human is impossible with the simultaneous presence of a soul. You’re just making things up.If we are to accept that we have a soul, then we accept that we have a part that could not evolve.
And if we are to accept what the church tells us of the soul, the body cannot live without it.
Ha ha! You couldn’t argue against simple Darwnism, so you try to make it an argument against “neo-Darwinsm” and “multiverse cosmology.” It reminds me of the arguments Harold Hill used against a pool hall and for a brass band in his song “we’ve got trouble, right here n River City” in The Music Man, where he talked about all the evil things that boys might do once the town gets a pool hall."Now at the beginning of the 21st century, faced with scientific claims like neo-Darwinism and the multiverse hypothesis in cosmology…
And Christ rose from the dead. And he worked other miracles. What science does that necessitate we reject?Sure they do. Eve came from the side of Adam.