It is amazing that in the twenty-first century this kind of superstitious quackery still maintains a hold of millions of people. Just look at the new creationist "museum" in Kentucky, I mean, talk about a monument to the power of human stupidity. Even the Pope has sanctioned evolution, and he's not exactly a secular guy.
I have no problem with people who believe in creationism, until they get to that point where there is no logic. Like think the earth is only 6000 years old because that is what the bible says, even though the evidence show that to be impossible.
I believe in both, an intelligent designer and evolution. There is no reason why a designer would not utilize evolution.
I agree. I believe firmly in a "creator," or at least a creative force that governs the earth through the process of evolution. I do not, however, believe that this force is the Christian/Jewish/Islamic God. In terms of my beliefs, I guess I believe in the type of creative force that Native Americans recognized. In modern terms I am essentially a neo-pagan, though I'm not a wiccan or any kind of practicing religious person.
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It is amazing that in the twenty-first century this kind of superstitious quackery still maintains a hold of millions of people. Just look at the new creationist "museum" in Kentucky, I mean, talk about a monument to the power of human stupidity. Even the Pope has sanctioned evolution, and he's not exactly a secular guy.
- Jarret
I have no problem with people who believe in creationism, until they get to that point where there is no logic. Like think the earth is only 6000 years old because that is what the bible says, even though the evidence show that to be impossible.
I believe in both, an intelligent designer and evolution. There is no reason why a designer would not utilize evolution.
I agree. I believe firmly in a "creator," or at least a creative force that governs the earth through the process of evolution. I do not, however, believe that this force is the Christian/Jewish/Islamic God. In terms of my beliefs, I guess I believe in the type of creative force that Native Americans recognized. In modern terms I am essentially a neo-pagan, though I'm not a wiccan or any kind of practicing religious person.
- Jarret
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