We all drive cars based on evolutionary theory. We throw out ideas which don't work, and adopt ideas which do work well. As time progresses, the automobile of today looks nothing like the automobile of 100 years ago. The only difference is that automobile designers take the place of natural forces or mutations to effect change. Natural selection also factors in. Know why we don't drive big old heavy muscle cars from the 70's any more? The oil shortage of the 70's made small, economy cars more favorable. Know why the Edsel didn't take off? It couldn't find a niche market, and failed. Ford never reintroduced the Edsel. High gas prices have killed the Hummer, since they're not being made any more. Sure, they're still on the road, but after they're gone they'll be extinct. Natural selection at work.
If we were to drive a car based on biblical principles, we'd all be driving this:
![[Image: oldsgas.jpg]](https://images.weserv.nl/?url=www.ausbcomp.com%2F~bbott%2Fcars%2Foldsgas.jpg)
The creator created this car in his own image, and to stray from this design is blasphemy.
If we were to drive a car based on biblical principles, we'd all be driving this:
The creator created this car in his own image, and to stray from this design is blasphemy.
Christian apologetics is the art of rolling a dog turd in sugar and selling it as a donut.
