Heyoka

Judge John E. Jones III would like to disagree.

12/2/2007 9:22:32 PM

thejebusfire

"The theory of evolution is crumbling in the face of total lack of evidence."

No, that would be the bible.

10/31/2008 3:54:01 AM

lol typical argument
"if evolution is false then creationism is true"
kind of like saying
"if an apple is not blue then it is purple"

10/31/2008 2:45:50 PM

Blackclaw

Evolution has nothing to do with regard to the question of God's existence.

This video does a nice job of explaining this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnJX68ELbAY

10/31/2008 4:32:24 PM

a mind far far away

Evolution is falling apart like christianity is coming to humanism. Lack of evidence, it's laughable, but there's only lack of evidence to a fundy who has absolutely refused to look at the evidence. Yes, there is a moral standard, but it has nothing to do with the concept of a god or gods, or religion. And even if there's a small, minute chance that evolution is wrong, then that does not automatically mean that there is a god. And even if it does, which god? Yours? I doubt it. He's too much of a childish prick and jackass to be worthy of worship.

10/31/2008 5:14:28 PM

quinky

Creationism is falling apart today. The theory of special creation is crumbling in the face of total lack of evidence. However, you might not hear about it because many people in this world simply find the only alternative to creationism, evolution, completely and totally unacceptable. If we were talking about any other subject, creationism would have been abandoned long ago, but theists want to believe in God so they must believe in creationism by default, regardless of the fact that it does not have one leg to stand on. If creationism is a lie, then there is no God. There is no absolute moral standard. There is no divine accountability for your actions.

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4/17/2010 12:42:15 PM

Swede

Why this hatred of evolution? Evolution does not say anything about how the Universe came about. It just explains the observable process for diversity in nature.

Shouldn't the Creationists attack abiogenesis or the Big Bang, instead?

We don't "believe" in evolution, evolution is a fact, therefore no belief is required. Most Christians and other religious people take evolution for granted, only a small cluster of fundamentalists Christians, Jews and Muslims refuse to.

4/19/2010 7:11:14 AM