Excerpt from a Baptist Board thread pointing out the DANGERS of Evolution theory in regard to Christianity. In the enlightened year 2005, this is a worryingly naive perspective, and deja vu`s the US foreign policy. Could this potentially dangerous endarkened outlook spill over into mainstream politics and decisionmaking? Comments? (Bold type mine)
Topic: Does teaching evolution harm Christianity?
JWI
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Member # 12665
posted November 15, 2005 07:32 PM
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Evolution hurts Chrisitianity because it makes people doubt the Bible.
And that is important. Because we are saved through faith.
Look at the evolutionists here. They say they believe the Bible.
You could've fooled me.
You say the creation account should not be taken literally.
Well, then why should we take the Bible as literal when it says,
Jhn 14:6 Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.
Well,?????
All I see is the evolutionists throwing doubt on one scripture after another.
And this is evident today. There is a local show in my area where a pastor goes to college campuses and speaks to students. The students constantly bring evolution up in an attempt to prove the Bible wrong. The very show this week the pastor pulled out a wristwatch to show that design cannot come about through random chance.
But even with this simple example, the students believed evolution. And all thought the Bible was a myth.
The evolutionists do not want freedom of thought. They start their work early. My 3 year old son has many books on dinosaurs. They are full of references to evolution, saying the earth is millions of years old, and explaining how some dinosaurs evolved into birds, etc.....
And I have to always explain that this is not true. That God created the animals as they are and that the earth is not old.
And you see and hear it on all the natural shows as well.
The aim of evolution is not science. The aim of evolution is to make people doubt God.
And it works. The evolutionists here certainly do not believe the creation account in Genesis.
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Topic: Does teaching evolution harm Christianity?
JWI
Member
Member # 12665
posted November 15, 2005 07:32 PM
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Evolution hurts Chrisitianity because it makes people doubt the Bible.
And that is important. Because we are saved through faith.
Look at the evolutionists here. They say they believe the Bible.
You could've fooled me.
You say the creation account should not be taken literally.
Well, then why should we take the Bible as literal when it says,
Jhn 14:6 Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.
Well,?????
All I see is the evolutionists throwing doubt on one scripture after another.
And this is evident today. There is a local show in my area where a pastor goes to college campuses and speaks to students. The students constantly bring evolution up in an attempt to prove the Bible wrong. The very show this week the pastor pulled out a wristwatch to show that design cannot come about through random chance.
But even with this simple example, the students believed evolution. And all thought the Bible was a myth.
The evolutionists do not want freedom of thought. They start their work early. My 3 year old son has many books on dinosaurs. They are full of references to evolution, saying the earth is millions of years old, and explaining how some dinosaurs evolved into birds, etc.....
And I have to always explain that this is not true. That God created the animals as they are and that the earth is not old.
And you see and hear it on all the natural shows as well.
The aim of evolution is not science. The aim of evolution is to make people doubt God.
And it works. The evolutionists here certainly do not believe the creation account in Genesis.
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Posts: 167 | From: New England | Registered: Sep 2005 | IP: Logged |