It takes more faith to believe in evolution than in creation! Someone has asked for evidence of evolution. Well, it is obvious, man is evolving backwards and apart fromt the Bible, you cannot explain what is going on in the world today. God does not always payoff on Friday night, but He pays off! Payday is not far off!
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It takes more faith to believe in evolution than in creation!
Why, if you think God created you as superior to all animals, do you persist in acting like a fucking parrot?
"apart fromt the Bible, you cannot explain what is going on in the world today." The Bible does a piss-poor job of explaining what is going on in the world today. I looked all through the Bible, and couldn't find even one reference to traffic jams, corrective eye surgery, or the airline industry.
You sound like "It takes more faith to believe in cars than the Tardis", silly-nilly.
As the ToE is a scientific theory, there is quite a lot of evidence for evolution.
You can't evolve backwards, nitwit, all change is into the future. Even if you regain features you've once lost, it's now in a new form.
How does the Bible explain "what is going on in the world today"?
Has that payday arrived yet, dearie, or are you still living off charity?
No, accepting science is not a matter of faith. It's trust. It's a methodology that produces results.
It takes a ridiculous amount of hubris to sift out some science you're not an expert in, from other sciences you have no expertise with, based on not liking the conclusions you think it draws.
But that doesn't make my mechanism for accepting evolution a matter of 'faith.'
“It takes more faith to believe in evolution than in creation!”
“Someone has asked for evidence of evolution.”
“Well, it is obvious, man is evolving backwards and apart fromt the Bible, you cannot explain what is going on in the world today.”
“God does not always payoff on Friday night, but He pays off! Payday is not far off!”
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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