Let me ask you something. What is your take on the Theory of Evolution? Do you accept it as it's presented? Long-ages, common-ancestry. . . all of that?
Flawed at best. Being that mutation through the ages have never shown to have a positive affect on the organism, but only degratory. Scientists cannot show, at this time, a mutation of genome that has helped any organism, all mutations have had and continue to have disastrous affect on creatures and their viability. As far as long ages, I believe the Bible as written.
Awesome. I believe Darwinism is the delusion spoken of in 2 Thessalonians 2:11. It's a huge con and a great irony. I would say it's the single most influential factor in the turning we see in the world.
What is funny is Darwin stole the theory from another european guy, cannot remember his name, and then put a racist twist about Africans being a lesser advanced race because they didnt split off the ape until a much later date than the european white line. Evolutionary theory is at it's core extremely racist. I believe, through what I have read, that African genealogy stems from Ham, Noah's son, after Noah cursed him for his actions after the flood. That, in my opinion why the African continent has been no better, on average through time, than a continent of war and slavery. Do not get me wrong, there have been major societal advancement thought history in the continent by many peoples, but as a whole on average the continent has, and still does suffer. I have also read, and agree, many theorists who believe that the gods of egypt, Greece, and rome, were little more than ancestor worship with massive exaggeration. Of course if a few generation watched their grandfather out live them to the 4th or 5th generation (this would align with the genealogies and ages of Noah's descendants biblically) they might refer to them as greater beings and or gods.
Same fren. Or peacefully in my sleep. But that is for God to decide.
Let me ask you something. What is your take on the Theory of Evolution? Do you accept it as it's presented? Long-ages, common-ancestry. . . all of that?
Flawed at best. Being that mutation through the ages have never shown to have a positive affect on the organism, but only degratory. Scientists cannot show, at this time, a mutation of genome that has helped any organism, all mutations have had and continue to have disastrous affect on creatures and their viability. As far as long ages, I believe the Bible as written.
Awesome. I believe Darwinism is the delusion spoken of in 2 Thessalonians 2:11. It's a huge con and a great irony. I would say it's the single most influential factor in the turning we see in the world.
What is funny is Darwin stole the theory from another european guy, cannot remember his name, and then put a racist twist about Africans being a lesser advanced race because they didnt split off the ape until a much later date than the european white line. Evolutionary theory is at it's core extremely racist. I believe, through what I have read, that African genealogy stems from Ham, Noah's son, after Noah cursed him for his actions after the flood. That, in my opinion why the African continent has been no better, on average through time, than a continent of war and slavery. Do not get me wrong, there have been major societal advancement thought history in the continent by many peoples, but as a whole on average the continent has, and still does suffer. I have also read, and agree, many theorists who believe that the gods of egypt, Greece, and rome, were little more than ancestor worship with massive exaggeration. Of course if a few generation watched their grandfather out live them to the 4th or 5th generation (this would align with the genealogies and ages of Noah's descendants biblically) they might refer to them as greater beings and or gods.