May 19, 200917 yr Very interesting story I must say. So.............. Can religious beliefs be reconciled with scientific evidence that evolution (as it pertains to human evolution) exists?? http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/30826552/?GT1=43001
May 20, 200917 yr Yes. I don't think evolution is plausible without an intelligent being behind it. I think evolution without religious beliefs can not be reconciled.
May 20, 200917 yr Very interesting story I must say. So.............. Can religious beliefs be reconciled with scientific evidence that evolution (as it pertains to human evolution) exists?? http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/30826552/?GT1=43001 It depends upon whether you believe the purpose of the Genesis Creation Saga is to make a theological point and/or a Scientific point. If it's purpose is theological, sure, it can be reconciled. If it's purpose has to also be Scientific, that would be much more difficult to do.
May 20, 200917 yr Very interesting story I must say. So.............. Can religious beliefs be reconciled with scientific evidence that evolution (as it pertains to human evolution) exists?? http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/30826552/?GT1=43001 I have never understood the insistance to separate science from religion. I have never, EVER had any religious instruction that contradicted science. In fact, the science is where so many of my religous beliefs are confirmed. (ie: life begins at conception)
May 20, 200917 yr To paraphrase someone I heard on television not long ago, there are those who believe that The Flintstones was a documentary.
May 21, 200917 yr Man evolved from Adam. :thumb: The Bible says God made Adam in his image. I would like to think we still exist in the likeness of God.
May 21, 200917 yr To paraphrase someone I heard on television not long ago, there are those who believe that The Flintstones was a documentary.They run the Creation Museum.
May 21, 200917 yr They run the Creation Museum. What, you don't believe in "missionary lizards?" Whenever I think of those folks and the loony stuff they talk, the only image that comes to my head is of an old cartoon done by the Tom and Jerry creators about Dinosaur Dan, the first Texas outlaw, riding across the high Texas plains on his trusty dinosaur steed. And then I laugh some more.
May 21, 200917 yr They run the Creation Museum. What, you don't believe in "missionary lizards?" Whenever I think of those folks and the loony stuff they talk, the only image that comes to my head is of an old cartoon done by the Tom and Jerry creators about Dinosaur Dan, the first Texas outlaw, riding across the high Texas plains on his trusty dinosaur steed. And then I laugh some more. They were probably responsible for this coloring book:
May 21, 200917 yr To paraphrase someone I heard on television not long ago, there are those who believe that The Flintstones was a documentary. Lewis Black?
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