IreneAdler
more binah in her finger than in your whole body
so if creation occurred you think it's a a contridiction that evolution of species can also occur?
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Even if Creationism is true, species would still evolve: populations of organisms would still experience a change in the frequency of inheritable traits over time, no matter when or how those species came into being. In that sense, evolution and creationism are compatible.so if creation occurred you think it's a a contridiction that evolution of species can also occur?
Indeed. So it depends on what you mean by 'Creation'. Nonetheless, the theory of common descent, as it stands today, is by far the most probably explanation because of the mountain of evidence supporting it.right, but that's a theory as well.
and like I said, not all Christians are from the "poof it happened a few thousand years ago" camp.
People are entitled to believe whatever they like for whatever reason they like. They are free to believe or disbelieve the theories based soley on empirical evidence, if they so wish.Right. lol. Like it matters where you are when I say "what color is the sky". (ignoring the technical answer of course and leaning on the subjective responses : blue, white, gray, black)
but you have eliminated people's personal experiences with their "deity" whether it be God, or YHVH, or Buddah, or whoever. For some people, the evidence of their reality is proved by their feelings, etc. making the theories for some type of creation more plausible to them, whether it be "poof couple thousand years" or "poof the life that was at the beginning in evolution was made by god"