Has evolutionism become a leading religion?

[pelathais]

Originally Posted by coadie

It is the other way around. Evolution theory is a theory. it is no ones duty to disprove it. it is the adherents duty to prove it.

We are all aware of may ways evolution has fallen short in being proven or even testable. ...

Your "Fundamentalist Literalism" is what can't be proven - and you don't even try. You just make absurd assertions and then when questioned - you tumble like a house of cards.

Why don't the genealogies in the Bible add up, coadie? Why do they contradict? Why won't you answer this after bringing up the genealogies yourself in the first place?

[Cindy]

I do not think that evolutionism is a religion.

[coadie]

Originally Posted by Cindy

I read most of the first 8 pages of this thread. It hurts my brain.

Your brain? The organ they say evolved from nothing.?

A baby's brain has its full complement of neurons by the sixth month of gestation and grows at a rate of more than 13,000 neurons per second up until this time.

At least 100,000 different chemical reactions occur in the brain every second

As you focus on each word in this sentence, your eyes swing back and forth 100 times a second, and every second the retina performs 10 billion computer-like calculations.

Evolutionists say the brain organized, developed and created itself.

http://www.bibleufo.com/humanbody.htm

We have 40 systems involved in vision.

[coadie]

Originally Posted by pelathais

Your "Fundamentalist Literalism" is what can't be proven - and you don't even try. You just make absurd assertions and then when questioned - you tumble like a house of cards.

Why don't the genealogies in the Bible add up, coadie? Why do they contradict? Why won't you answer this after bringing up the genealogies yourself in the first place?

Lets take all the variation in the biblical geneologies which you seem to not understand. Tell us what the names are before Adam the first man.

This ought to be interesting. And go ahead and gives us the age at time of death of Adams parents and in-laws.

[coadie]

Originally Posted by Cindy

I do not think that evolutionism is a religion.

Darwinism functions as a central cosmological myth of western culture and as a centerpiece of several quaisi religions. it contains Gaia notions, superstition and intriguing stories.

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by coadie

Lets take all the variation in the biblical geneologies which you seem to not understand. Tell us what the names are before Adam the first man.

This ought to be interesting. And go ahead and gives us the age at time of death of Adams parents and in-laws.

[pelathais]

Originally Posted by coadie

Lets take all the variation in the biblical geneologies which you seem to not understand. Tell us what the names are before Adam the first man.

This ought to be interesting. And go ahead and gives us the age at time of death of Adams parents and in-laws.

Let's stay with the Bible and the claims you've already made. Answer the "Zerubbabel Question."

Stop squirming. Just answer the questions that YOU have already raised before moving on.

[coadie]

Originally Posted by Timmy

We don't want these geneologie issues to be a stumbling block. Nothing scarier than the san Diego chicken being related to the Cardinals and the Bears.

[coadie]

Originally Posted by pelathais

Let's stay with the Bible and the claims you've already made. Answer the "Zerubbabel Question."

Stop squirming. Just answer the questions that YOU have already raised before moving on.

What was the name of Adam's mo in law? I haven't even read the question.

I am still pondering how you claim Adam and Eve's parents had hanky panky and created them and we find those apes have a very different number of pairs of chromosomes.

I of course know the evolution time line is unsupported by DNA. There is none back there to gather. It is another element that puts the theory in crisis.

[pelathais]

Originally Posted by coadie

We don't want these geneologie issues to be a stumbling block. Nothing scarier than the san Diego chicken being related to the Cardinals and the Bears.

Good, then answer the "Zerubbabel Question."