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PonderingJak
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There’s two sides of Christianity: those saying that evolution happened and those that don’t.
So to the ones that think evolution exists: if humans and animals evolved from the same thing, then why would humans have souls? Unless God chose to start adding souls to humans, but evolution is a very gradual process, which means that the generation of humans (or species that would become humans) that God had started giving souls would be extremely similar to the generation before them. So essentially God would be keeping from Heaven the fathers and mothers of the generation given souls. I don’t believe that God would do this, since it would be cruel and God is loving. He would be separating families with next to no difference between them (with the absence of the added souls, of course)
And to the ones that don’t think evolution exists: when God put Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, we don’t know what race they were, but since then, many races have erupted. African-Americans, Asians, Caucasians, etc. This really makes no sense, since unless they were evolving, their offspring wouldn’t inherit their adaptations. If a person got cut badly, they would eventually have a scar. If they had children, their children wouldn’t have that scar. If someone was in the sun awhile over the course of their life, they would become tan. Their children would not become tan unless they also went in the sun over a long period of time. So unless changes were slowly happening to a person that they passed on to their offspring, who also continued to slowly change, I can’t think of any way that differing races can be accounted for. I’ve noticed that people of different races have different facial structures. Did their race evolve to adapt to something? What? I’m confused.
So to the ones that think evolution exists: if humans and animals evolved from the same thing, then why would humans have souls? Unless God chose to start adding souls to humans, but evolution is a very gradual process, which means that the generation of humans (or species that would become humans) that God had started giving souls would be extremely similar to the generation before them. So essentially God would be keeping from Heaven the fathers and mothers of the generation given souls. I don’t believe that God would do this, since it would be cruel and God is loving. He would be separating families with next to no difference between them (with the absence of the added souls, of course)
And to the ones that don’t think evolution exists: when God put Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, we don’t know what race they were, but since then, many races have erupted. African-Americans, Asians, Caucasians, etc. This really makes no sense, since unless they were evolving, their offspring wouldn’t inherit their adaptations. If a person got cut badly, they would eventually have a scar. If they had children, their children wouldn’t have that scar. If someone was in the sun awhile over the course of their life, they would become tan. Their children would not become tan unless they also went in the sun over a long period of time. So unless changes were slowly happening to a person that they passed on to their offspring, who also continued to slowly change, I can’t think of any way that differing races can be accounted for. I’ve noticed that people of different races have different facial structures. Did their race evolve to adapt to something? What? I’m confused.