Zone1 Question for Creationists?

Mortimer

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If you do not believe in evolution, do you believe in population genetic studies, they are all based on the evolution theory, they are explained by the evolution for example the common eve and adam in africa, and out of africa etc...?

I for once do believe in Creation ie. that God created everything, but i also accept genetics and population history studies
 
If you do not believe in evolution, do you believe in population genetic studies, they are all based on the evolution theory, they are explained by the evolution for example the common eve and adam in africa, and out of africa etc...?

I for once do believe in Creation ie. that God created everything, but i also accept genetics and population history studies
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Mort, you look great!!

Work'in out are ya?

Oh yea, creation.

Darwin done it.

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A "theory" is an explanation of observable phenomena, when the actual facts cannot be empirically proven. A good theory is one that is consistent with everything that we can observe or measure.

For example, scientists held many theories about the appearance, shape, and characteristics of the atom before the electron microscope made those things nearly observable.

Evolution is a longstanding theory about the origin of earth's species. It remains a useful teaching tool to explain the divisions of life on earth (genus, species, etc.). Unfortunately, it has become an article of faith among the world's Leftists - none of whom are actual scientists - so that anyone denying it is immediately branded a heretic (or similar).

But the more people look into it the more overwhelming its flaws and shortcomings have become, so that among actual scientists it is nothing more than a convenient teaching tool, with the final conclusion on the origin of species yet to be determined.

Creationism is not science but it is essentially true: God created everything out of nothing...we just don't know how.
 
A "theory" is an explanation of observable phenomena, when the actual facts cannot be empirically proven. A good theory is one that is consistent with everything that we can observe or measure.

For example, scientists held many theories about the appearance, shape, and characteristics of the atom before the electron microscope made those things nearly observable.

Evolution is a longstanding theory about the origin of earth's species. It remains a useful teaching tool to explain the divisions of life on earth (genus, species, etc.). Unfortunately, it has become an article of faith among the world's Leftists - none of whom are actual scientists - so that anyone denying it is immediately branded a heretic (or similar).

But the more people look into it the more overwhelming its flaws and shortcomings have become, so that among actual scientists it is nothing more than a convenient teaching tool, with the final conclusion on the origin of species yet to be determined.

Creationism is not science but it is essentially true: God created everything out of nothing...we just don't know how.
Where in the Bible does it say God created everything out of nothing? The word used for "created" actually means "organized."
 
Proverbs 3:6 says, “For the LORD gives wisdom; from his mouth come knowledge and understanding”.

funny, is there a recording - oh they just speak silently to those special people that hear them and coincidentally are all desert dwellers. and wrote a book all about their trustworthyness.
 
Where in the Bible does it say God created everything out of nothing? The word used for "created" actually means "organized."
God created the worlds from 'things that don't appear' (invisible to us), not out of 'nothing'.

Hebrews 11:3
"Through faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that things which are seen were not made of things which do appear."

The term "framed" requires some additional study.
 
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The word created means created, fashioned, not 'organized'. God created the worlds from 'things that don't appear' (invisible to us), not out of 'nothing'.

Hebrews 11:3
"Through faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that things which are seen were not made of things which do appear."
Fashioned means taking that which is and organizing it differently. There is nothing in the Bible that says God created things from things that don't appear. Also, if things are invisible to us, that means they exist and thus the universe was created, fashioned and organized from things that exist. Thank you for pointing that out.
 
Hebrews 11:3
Through faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that things which are seen were not made of things which do appear.
Sounds like a big bang. Which is material not formed in our universe. The word framed also means there was material used. Just not from our dimension.
 
funny, is there a recording - oh they just speak silently to those special people that hear them and coincidentally are all desert dwellers. and wrote a book all about their trustworthyness.
The mocker seeks wisdom and finds none, but knowledge comes easily to the discerning.
 

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