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An open challenge to evolutionists.

Iymus

Active Member
Essentially Explain concept of Evolution "if valid" preceding Creationism.




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Iymus

Active Member
Whether or not Evolution has any validity to it or not, I do not believe it would predate or is before Creationism.

Meaning I believe if Evolution contradicts Creationism then Evolution is an invalid theory or what one would call something that is false.

I normally don't get into Creationism and Evolution debates this entire post is just my response to

An Open Challenge To Creationists
 

Iymus

Active Member
Whether or not Evolution has any validity to it or not, I do not believe it would predate or is before Creationism.

Meaning I believe if Evolution contradicts Creationism then Evolution is an invalid theory or what one would call something that is false.

I normally don't get into Creationism and Evolution debates this entire post is just my response to

An Open Challenge To Creationists


Evolution seemingly may have specks of truth or unleavened bread in it, and since I don't know the full mechanics of Creationism; I do not think I am able to distinguish all of the tares from the wheat in it.
 

Erebus

Well-Known Member
Whether or not Evolution has any validity to it or not, I do not believe it would predate or is before Creationism.

Meaning I believe if Evolution contradicts Creationism then Evolution is an invalid theory or what one would call something that is false.

That's an unusual perspective. Do you also hold that miasma theory is more valid than germ theory? Miasma theory predates germ theory after all.
 

night912

Well-Known Member
Essentially Explain concept of Evolution "if valid" preceding Creationism.
The answer is and will be invalid. Evolution only occur in organisms. So even if organisms were created by a deity, evolution comes after. It's not about the creation and/or origin of life, instead, it's about the changes of organisms.
 

Iymus

Active Member
The answer is and will be invalid. Evolution only occur in organisms. So even if organisms were created by a deity, evolution comes after. It's not about the creation and/or origin of life, instead, it's about the changes of organisms.

Normally when I see Evolution used it is to contradict Creationism.

In Evolution theory it seems everything is coincidental randomness, and changes within living / non living and organic / non organic material, over time.
 
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