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But if God choose to change a rodent into a whale over millions of years, do you think He could do it? He is omnipotent, after all.
And one has to be pretty damned gullible to believe it happen like that.I would agree. But you’ve got to agree that the story of whale evolution is pretty damned funny!
What I like about it is that it tries to explain what God did in creating this world filled as it is with diverse forms of life; this in contrast with evolutionary theories, which are attempts to describe what matter did. Although there has been much made of god-of-the-gaps, God is being presented as the cause of what exists, while science tells us what is. The actual of-the gaps explanation is randomness, filling the huge gaps between the different kinds of creatures, which clearly demonstrate the progression of life, a fact unexplained and in fact unrecognized by evolutionary science.my Progressive Creation model involves a “tree” of physical common descent, as the genome of each “new” creature (except the very first organisms that were created from non-genetic matter) was created from the genetic matter of its “ancestor”. In fact, from a distance, my model’s tree looks just like the evolutionists’ tree, because both are based on the same fossil record.
Tadpoles turn into frogs as they develop, remaining amphibians. A rodent into a whale, I suppose He could do that but I don’t know why.But if God choose to change a rodent into a whale over millions of years, do you think He could do it?
I would say that God couldn’t do it, because God doesn’t think like man thinks, the idea of macroevolution comes from man.But if God choose to change a rodent into a whale over millions of years, do you think He could do it? He is omnipotent, after all.
@Techno2000, can you answer please. If the answer is no then what exactly do you believe about Genesis 1-3?Techno2000:![]()
So were there literal trees of life and knowledge of good and evil?Yes…I believe in the supernature.
Were Adam and Eve blind until they ate the fruit?
"I will put enmities between thee and the woman, and thy seed and her seed: she shall crush thy head, and thou shalt lie in wait for her heel. Gen 3 : 15@Techno2000, can you answer please. If the answer is no then what exactly do you believe about Genesis 1-3?
Well, the Progressive Creation model I subscribe to doesn’t rely on any forms of microevolution - eg, mutations, natural selection, genetic drift - to account for macroevolution (ie, the history of life). In fact it doesn’t try to account for macroevolution using science at all; it assumes macro’ is a mysterious miracle that of course only God can perform and understand.If it looks just like evolution, then how it is scientifically different from evolution? (I am asking how it is scientifically different, not how it is philosophically different.)
An excellent summation of what is going on, good sir. Behind it all is a demonic plot to promote atheism, or at the very least, to discredit Judeo-Chirstianity religion by discreditiing divine creation.Actually, what I hear is the facts of science being used to denigrate what is being touted as science - the myth of evolution. It is a story using scientific knowledge to promote a distorted understanding of reality, a way to introduce materialistic and utilitarian philosophies into the classroom as being scientifically grounded.
Scientific attempts to explain how the history of life unfolded - eg, Darwinian evolution -prove that science has limits.The myth of evolution being a myth was being supported by a denigration of the worth of science. So yes, the argument has been about that.
It’s kinda disturbing to know that such a bizarre tale is considered by many to be sound science. The fairy tale of whale evolution is an example of what happens when humans attempt to explain the miracle of life with their puny science. Remove the truth of our Creator from the equation of reality and what are you left with? Nonsense, fantasy and supersitition, that’s what.And one has to be pretty damned gullible to believe it happened like that
Well, yes, but man got the idea from the fossil record, which reveals the history of life on this planet. If one leaves God out the picture, a process of biological macroevolution is the hitherto the best scientific explanation for this history. I don’t accept that explanation because I don’t think it’s scienfically adequate and I don’t think God left creation up to some mindless natural process.I would say that God couldn’t do it, because God doesn’t think like man thinks, the idea of macroevolution comes from man.
If you don’t believe in the supernatural…the Devil has got you where he wants you.Aloysium:![]()
An excellent summation of what is going on, good sir. Behind it all is a demonic plot to promote atheism, or at the very least, to discredit Judeo-Chirstianity religion by discreditiing divine creation.Actually, what I hear is the facts of science being used to denigrate what is being touted as science - the myth of evolution. It is a story using scientific knowledge to promote a distorted understanding of reality, a way to introduce materialistic and utilitarian philosophies into the classroom as being scientifically grounded.
Please explain.This is misleading.
This is where the worship of science comes in to play. For many people is an idol that replaces the supernatural. Leading the way is Darwinian evolution.If you don’t believe in the supernatural…the Devil has got you where he wants you.
So what exactly is literal in Genesis 1-3 and what is figurative and how do you know that?It’s a mix of mystical literal and figurative things.
Now we see things imperfectly, like puzzling reflections in a mirror, but then we will see everything with perfect clarity. All that I know now is partial and incomplete, but then I will know everything completely, just as God now knows me completely.So what exactly is literal in Genesis 1-3 and what is figurative and how do you know that?