maporsche wrote:theMadJW wrote:maporsche wrote:theMadJW wrote:LYING? CORRECT it?
Do you imply that science teaches that God created all things thru Evolution?????
Correct yourself!
No. You are lying about what evolutions says. Nothing about evolution via natual selection is left to blind chance.
Lousy 'logic'. All here KNOW science's version of evolution is BASED on blind chance- no Intelligent force directing the construction of these cellular networks. Simple FACT.
Now some religious scientists throw God in the mix, saying HE made all things thru evolution! That is a Hybrid version of the dogma- NOT the official Science Version.
Can you at least admit THAT?
Now the Church version of Creations is EQUALLY ridiculous- teaching the Universe was made in 6 of OUR days- ignoring all the details in Genesis and science CLEARLY showing otherwise. That's why they have to believe that dinosaurs existed with man. Probably why most prefer evolution!
Actually there is a method that was proposed to explain how evolution worked called NATURAL SELECTION. This is NOT equalivant to 'blind chance' SIMPLE FACT. As opposed to an Intelligent force directing evolution, science proposes a natural 'force' directing evolution. Either way, a method exists to model evolutionary theory. 'Blind chance' as you propose obviously not a 'model' that a theory can be based on.
I am not proposing ID as the solution to this connundrum.
You mistated the Theory of Evolution and you need to correct yourself, otherwise you'll be nothing but a liar. Would your God want that?
Natural selection is not a 'force' in any real sense of the word.
It is a description of a 'tendency' or an occasional 'result'.
In other words, sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't.
Have your cake and eat it too.
If natural selection were a force, it would be theoretically measurable and predictable.
It's not. It's just given credit after the fact.
And when it doesn't occur, there's deafening silence.
Why do better adapted species sometimes not survive?
Well, evolutionists don't want to talk about that unless they can argue in a circle. 'Those that survived were obviously those that were better adapted.'