In MacArthur's rebuttal he denies the validity of The theory of evolution explaining the origin of all living species. ... Nor is this view scientific in any sense of the word. The origin of life cannot be observed or recreated for science; subsequently science can give us no definite answers as to where or how we got here. ...
The roots of cultural evolutionism are intertwined with the biological theory of natural selection "a theory arrived at by Charles Darwin and made famous in his book The Origin of Species. ... Biological development is the subject Stephen Jay Gould discusses in his essay "What does the dreaded "E- word mean, anyway?...
"Consider the probability of just spelling the word "evolution" by randomly selecting nine letters from the alphabet. ... This means that out of every five trillion, four hundred and twenty-nine billion, five hundred and three million, six hundred and seventy-nine thousand, only once would the word "evolution" be spelled." ... Darwin's The Origin of Species was published in 1859. ... Although scientists do not know the origin of energy, the Bible offers an explanation. ... The reason why energy cannot be destroyed is because God is "upholding all things by the word of his power" (Heb. 1:3...
The church had the power to condemn anyone or anything that went against their moral word. ... He set these theories forth in his book called, "The Origin of Species". After publication of The Origin of Species, Darwin continued to write on botany, geology, and zoology until his death in 1882. ... One third of adults in the U.S believe that the bible is the exact word of God. Interestingly 50 percent of Americans believe that the bible is man's interpretation of God's word. ...
It was believed, in England before 1859 when Darwin first introduced his book The Origin of Species, that all species, even humans, had been created by the God of the Judeo-Christian tradition.1 The evolution that Darwin preaches' of in his book is only a theory, just like creation is a theory, both must be accepted as equal theories because neither can be proved. ... Galileo's theory was not accepted until much after his death, when science started to become more accepted.3 The religious evolutionist must not read the Bible as Gods word but rather as man's interpretation of G...
