I don't understand why fundamental creationists exist. Who are you to say how your god created us? Isn't it more logical to assume that what you observe in the natural world is what your god intended the universe to be like? So if it looks like we evolved into what we are now, then shouldn't you just go with it and continue to praise your god?
I don't understand this obsession of wanting the Bible to be literal. Aside from making one slightly arrogant--because you say you know exactly how everything happened and discard entire fields of science that are so well established--one is also blocking out what their god has created. I'm pretty sure if you so boldly believe there's an intelligent designer then the wisest thing to do is to put the damn book down and observe what your god has created. And if you believe there's a contradiction between what's observed and what's being described in the book, then guess what, your god is most likely not real then. Why would a god describe its creation in one way but then create it in such a way that doesn't match the description? That's very deceitful, like what Satan wou--oh wait.. hmmmmm.
I don't understand this obsession of wanting the Bible to be literal. Aside from making one slightly arrogant--because you say you know exactly how everything happened and discard entire fields of science that are so well established--one is also blocking out what their god has created. I'm pretty sure if you so boldly believe there's an intelligent designer then the wisest thing to do is to put the damn book down and observe what your god has created. And if you believe there's a contradiction between what's observed and what's being described in the book, then guess what, your god is most likely not real then. Why would a god describe its creation in one way but then create it in such a way that doesn't match the description? That's very deceitful, like what Satan wou--oh wait.. hmmmmm.
"It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it" ~ Aristotle
