Administrator said:
Evolution the way you present it is not an example.
Yes it is.
Again, the point I raised was whether people were willing to accept something discovered via natural theology that went against what they already believed about God, or is natural theology only valid if it conforms to their pre-held beliefs about God.
As we know, many Christians believe God created organisms distinctly and via supernatural means, and evolution played no role at all. Yet when we study nature we see that organisms arise via the natural process of evolution. That brings us back to the point above, whether people are willing to change something they believe about God if the study of nature (God's creation) tells them differently.
That's what was so frustrating about our exchange. I made my point and described how evolution illustrates this issue quite well. Then you come in, say you don't want to talk about evolution, but then ask me to give an example of the point I was making.....
which I had just done via evolution.
I deleted your post because I told you and stanJ that I did not want this to keep going the way it was. I would have deleted anything new he put up too along this line. We were not getting anywhere. I suggest you read up on some examples of Christian Apologetic. I asked you if you want to debate evolution start a new thread.
You deleted my last post, but left Stan's last post (where he jumped into an exchange I was having with you). Sorry, but from where I sit that looks quite biased.