I am currently the lone vote for evolution. I am voting, but not going to debate this. Whichever way you believe, evolution or creationism has no bearing on your salvation.
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Thank you for the vote, Nao.I am currently the lone vote for evolution. I am voting, but not going to debate this. Whichever way you believe, evolution or creationism has no bearing on your salvation.
All the others who agree with you are just choosing to boycott the vote because they believe it harms me, or my efforts here, in some way.
Not debating, but it actually does affect one's Salvation if they believe wrong about this topic.
If you embrace Creation, you are making the Almighty Creator your God and exalting HIM above all else.
If you embrace Evolution, you are making man your god and exalting science above all else. Science doesn't support very much of God's Word, ya know. So if you choose to believe in science, over the Bible, you are denying the Truth of God and His Word and siding with man's explanations and inventions in stark opposition to God's.
And blessings to you, of course.That is on them.
Thank you for your opinion. I do not agree with it. I am not making man my God. I believe in evolutionary creation.
It does not affect my belief that Jesus, God incarnate, was crucified and raised on the third day. It does not destroy my belief in God at all.
The above is not me debating, but rather me explaining my position. I will go no further than the above. I have faith that my salvation is secured.
I guess I'm just trying to convey that the belief in evolution erodes faith due to its reliance on science which is very anti-Bible. That's all.
Ussher was not off by a whole lot. Other chronologers have worked on this since Ussher. See Martin Anstey's Chronology of the Old Testament (which includes NT chronology also). He uses the creation of Adam as the start of "the year of man" (Anno Hominis or AH). And he meticulously accounts for all the time periods strictly using the Masoretic Text of the Old Testament. The Septuagint corrupted the genealogies.The 6,000 years comes from James Ussher. He traced the creation to 4004 BC.
Can you vote?
Yep, it was actually included in the intro OP to this survey thread that is about choosing one of the options or moving along.LOL Nope. No opinion for evolution by God's design.
For the purposes of this survey, if you believe all animals were Created, but then Evolution into new species ensued, you will vote Evolution.
So, you agree with the pope that the first 11 chapters of Genesis are mythology? If so, what made you choose evolution over the plain Word of God?I have been a Christian for many many years now. I have believed in evolution all this time and my faith has not wavered because of that belief.
I hope that puts your mind at ease
So, you agree with the pope that the first 11 chapters of Genesis are mythology? If so, what made you choose evolution over the plain Word of God?
Post #25, the post to which I responded, never said either way...that's why I asked.Did I say that I think it's mythology or thatbI agree with the pope?
You do realize that "the science of today" disproves evolution and establishes Creation, yes? I've been studying this issue for 20 years and assure you that's the case. In 2008, I transfered into a department where the Christians there were intimidated by an outspoken atheist who ridiculed Christians and the Bible...until day after day I began picking apart his "proof" and cornering him with questions and arguments he couldn't answer, until one day he decided to keep his big mouth shut. We actually became friends.I believe God got the ball rolling and allowed evolution to happen. I believe that what was written was written in a way that those writing it then and hearing it then without the benefit of having the science we do today could understand it.
The issue absolutely has salvific implications. The last warning message before Jesus comes for us in Revelation 14 has a command that we "worship Him Who made the heaven, the earth, the sea, and the fountains of waters" not "Him Who got the evolutionary Life Lottery ball cage rolling".As I said, whether I believe in evolution or not has no bearing on my belief in the risen Christ and that he died for our sins. It does not affect salvation.
Post #25, the post to which I responded, never said either way...that's why I asked.
You do realize that "the science of today" disproves evolution and establishes Creation, yes? I've been studying this issue for 20 years and assure you that's the case. In 2008, I transfered into a department where the Christians there were intimidated by an outspoken atheist who ridiculed Christians and the Bible...until day after day I began picking apart his "proof" and cornering him with questions and arguments he couldn't answer, until one day he decided to keep his big mouth shut. We actually became friends.
The issue absolutely has salvific implications. The last warning message before Jesus comes for us in Revelation 14 has a command that we "worship Him Who made the heaven, the earth, the sea, and the fountains of waters" not "Him Who got the evolutionary Life Lottery ball cage rolling".
You do carry on like a pork chop!If you embrace Creation, you are making the Almighty Creator your God and exalting HIM above all else.
If you embrace Evolution, you are making man your god and exalting science above all else. Science doesn't support very much of God's Word, ya know. So if you choose to believe in science, over the Bible, you are denying the Truth of God and His Word and siding with man's explanations and inventions in stark opposition to God's.
God bless.
I believe you. What you say is more than understandable. Evolution is served up every meal in the worlds of academia, entertainment, literature, museums, and for years in churches. Frankly, it's a false theory used to deny the validity of Scripture and used by Satan to continuously send countless people to a Christless grave.That is not how I understand it. I still believe in evolution. Right now I have seen no evidence to change my mind.