I just heard your thoughts on the matter. Not what science says. If you have some link to some findings of real scientists, that would be great. Otherwise, this is not what science tells us.Science has studied the brain extensively and it has come to the conclusion that there are two states in which a living brain can exist....consciously or unconsciously. If consciousness was separate from the brain, then it would still be aware of what is going on when the brain is in an unconscious state. As demonstrated with those who awaken from a comatose state, even after years, they have no memory of the time that has elapsed. So please explain how this is possible if there is some spiritual part of us that can exist separately from the body.
See?? Just as I said. You praise science when it agrees with you, and curse it when it doesn't. This is disingenuous, intellectually, and spiritually.“Hard evidence”? Are you serious? There is nothing “hard” about it. The hard evidence they have is for “adaptation”, not running away with the idea that if a little change is detectable, then a big change is inevitable if you give it enough time. That is when assumptions and assertion and best guesses take over from real and provable science.
I think the system that God created that can design itself to adapt to the needs of the environment in order to live and flourish and populate this great planet, is in fact absolutely Divine. Evolution is how God creates. Too bad you have this other idea about how creation happened just once, a long, long time ago. I see it in every moment.If you want to substitute this for God’s direct creation, that is up to you. I think it’s ridiculous to assume that the amazing designs in nature created themselves, undirected. Did your house build itself? Did your computer assemble it’s many intricately designed parts just by accident?
No it doesn't. Why on earth would you imagine that? If you have tons of supporting evidence to claims, and teams of experts all agreeing, that's not much of an act of faith. Trusting experts, is actually more a case of common sense, not faith.Theory relies as much on faith as belief in God does.
Faith in God, has no comparison with trusting the experts in science with science.
It is not a choice between God or science. You make it that. And any really good Christian, should not place their own ideas about truth, ahead of what God tells us about the world through the sciences, He has gifted mankind with in order to know truth. It's really more a matter of us allowing knowledge to grow our current ideas of the way things are in God's world.I prefer God over science when they conflict....as any good Christian should IMO. Science is not my religion.
They are not the facts of the Bible as you understand them. They are your ideas of what are facts in the Bible. That's a very important distinction to make. They are what you see as facts.Since this is in a religious debate forum, I am simply giving readers the facts as I understand them from the Bible.
How we see things as facts, changes as we grow.