You notice I call it the theory of evolution. That is because it has not been proved. Here is just a taste of what I find so difficult about the theory. For instance since the yucca plant and the yucca moth are entirely dependant on each other they could not have developed seperately or even together. There are many instances of this symbiosis where both participants could only survive at fully developed status. This points to a Creator God who designed all things.
I also have a problem with the time scale of evolution and world population. I am not a mathematician, but if you take the population as it is now and extrapolate backwards you find that with the millions of years quoted by the evolutionist today's population would be far,far greater than it actually is and in fact impossibly large, too large for the world to accommodate. Our present population is what you would expect from one couple about 10,000 years ago.
I am a very rare person these days, a christian who believes in a Creator God who created all things in 6 days. Many christians have chickened out to the compromise of believing in theistic evolution. Once you do that you are on a slippery slope to not trusting your Bible in many other areas.
I also have a problem with the time scale of evolution and world population. I am not a mathematician, but if you take the population as it is now and extrapolate backwards you find that with the millions of years quoted by the evolutionist today's population would be far,far greater than it actually is and in fact impossibly large, too large for the world to accommodate. Our present population is what you would expect from one couple about 10,000 years ago.
I am a very rare person these days, a christian who believes in a Creator God who created all things in 6 days. Many christians have chickened out to the compromise of believing in theistic evolution. Once you do that you are on a slippery slope to not trusting your Bible in many other areas.
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