Did God use evolution to create life

[coadie]

Originally Posted by Aquila

Personally, I don't believe in the Evolutionary Process, even if one claims it was God's "tool" to accomplish his goal. However, I know very faithful and spiritual Christians who believe this.

Darwinism: Sorcery in the Classroom. In this well-researched work, Schroeder applies the same principle that works so successfully in his Creation Science Seminars.
I have taken 3 graduate classes in genetics from an Ivy League school. This book breaks it down for parents to discuss claims with students at their level.

I have enjoyed watching several church splits in The First Church of Darwin.
Withing 10 years, all the stuff they claim today will be counted as false and something niftier comes along.

Evolution claims matter and energy is self caused and by adding chance and time, we have complex life forms.

[pelathais]

Originally Posted by coadie

Darwinism: Sorcery in the Classroom. In this well-researched work, Schroeder applies the same principle that works so successfully in his Creation Science Seminars.
I have taken 3 graduate classes in genetics from an Ivy League school. This book breaks it down for parents to discuss claims with students at their level.

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No you haven't.

Of course, it would be easy for you to prove me wrong; and, quite frankly I'd be fascinated to see how someone with your distemper would get along in a real academic environment.

But still, the level of ignorance toward complex issues like genetics and the deception you have practiced in the past clearly indicates that you have almost certainly never successfully navigated the corridors of any reputable post secondary institution. But, I could be wrong... prove it.

Or better yet, why don't you just address my questions concerning your assertions about the "three chambered heart." This is right in your field of post graduate study. You should have been able to rattle something off last winter or spring (how long was your "vacation?") when we first discussed this.