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There is no record of evolution in The Bible.
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Relating the theory of evolution to the Bible is to negate the biblical account, in as much as "Creation, Intelligent Life, Purpose, Design" and an "Eternally Living Creator" is ruled out.
For evolution denies the "Eternity, Design, Purpose and Plan of God" and recognizes, instead, the "eternity of matter, randomness and an endless array of cosmic accidents that resulted in order and perfection." The theory of evolution begins with gaseous oceans of soup, atoms, exploding planets, the orderly laws of nature, creative design, etc., already in pre-existence without a Creator.
In other words... evolution "worships matter" [the things God made] as self-selective and eternally existing, instead of the Intelligent, All-Powerful, Eternal God of the Bible who made matter [and the universe]. Its tenets are revealed in the Bible:
"Instead of believing what they knew was the Truth about God, they deliberately chose to believe lies. So they worshiped the things God made but not the Creator Himself, who is to be Praised forever. Amen." (Rom.1:25 NLT New Living Translation)
Evolution proposes that "creation" occurred without a Creator, that the "design" evident throughout nature happened without a Designer, that the "immutable laws of nature" came into existence without a Lawgiver. And it maintains that "life" began "spontaneously," forgetting the first law of biogenesis, that "Life always comes from pre-existing life."
Trying to fathom eternity, infinity, forever, etc., is already incomprehensible to the finite human mind. So, what's more difficult to believe -- in the pre-existence of the Ever-Living, All-Powerful God of the Bible; or belief in the eternity of our dying universe that shows every evidence of "running down," and which is not eternal at all.
So, relating evolution to the Bible reveals a conflict of interest. It's a "belief"... another "ism" in the world... another form of "false religion" that the god of this world [whom the Bible reveals rebelled against God in the beginning of creation, and who hates everything God stands for] has invented to pervert and deny God and all He has made; and with which to deceive man, who [according to the Bible] was created in God's image [not evolved from apes].
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What does evoultion mean?
Evolution is the opposite of what Bible says.
What Bible say about evolution?
No, the Bible is the spiritual words of the Creator God given to mankind as an 'instruction manual.' The concept of evolution came about much latter by men.
What has the author Davidheiser written?
Davidheiser has written: 'Evolution and Christian faith' -- subject(s): Bible and evolution, Evolution
Why are there chickens in the world?
evolution... or read the bible
What is creatoism?
I think you mean creationism, which is the idea that everything in the Bible is true, and that evolution and global warming (among other things) do not exist.
Is evolution an example of the clash between reason and the Bible?
Evolution is a lie from the Darwin guy, and the bible has all the answers, so get one! ______________ No. Considering the Bible a complete and perfect science text is an example of the clash between reason and the Bible.
Why are cavemen not in The Bible?
Because the bible dose not belive in evolution and cave men evolved
Why doesn't Jesus believe in evolution when his dad made it?
God did not make evolution. Evolution is the belief that the world came about from a big bang or an explosion. The Bible clearly teaches that this world came about as a direct result in God creating it.
What has the author Cora A Reno written?
Cora A. Reno has written: 'Evolution on trial' -- subject(s): Bible and evolution
What is the problem with evolution according to the Bible?
The problem with evolution is that there is nothing that we can do to stop it that will not also cause a massive loss of biodiversity.
Does it say in the Bible that it is forbiddin to be with someone who believes in evolution?
No. Evolution had not been developed as a concept back then. It does say not to be unequally yoked with unbelievers.
Who was the first Pearson on the panet?
i do not know that is a good question Who was the first person on the planet? I suppose this is what you mean. If you believe the Bible - it was Adam. If you believe in evolution, all bets are off.
