snr5557 said:
No, they believe it and develop theories around their belief.
No, I've told you Darwin didn't set out to create the theory of evolution, he came to that conclusion from his findings on the Galapagos Islands. Prior to that trip if anyone had used the word evolution, or I guess for him decent by modification, he wouldn't know what they were talking about.
Are you saying every scientist holds to evolution?
There are always people who will disagree, like Creation Scientists.
I see no Scripture supporitng any kind of 'evolution'. Again, what are you calling 'evolution' ?
This is evolution:
"1. the process by which different kinds of living organisms are thought to have developed and diversified from earlier forms during the history of the earth.
2.
the gradual development of something, esp. from a simple to a more complex form."
I will admit I am wrong, when I am wrong.
Then why haven't you said you are wrong?
Darwin already had ideas and views of evolution prior to his trip to the Galapogos as these beliefs were already being voiced.
Before his trip there, while he was at Cambridge he read two books which had great influence on him. One was by John Hershel. " Preliminary Discourse on the study of Natural Philosophy ". The other was by Friedrich Heinrich Alexander, Baron Von Humboldt. " Personal Narative of Travels to the Equinoctial Regions of the New Continent ". From ( Charles Darwin, by Peter Brent, p.98)
Brent goes on to say:
"If from Herschel Darwin gathered a view of science as anb all-embracing discipline, from Humboldt he derived a sense of the unity of nature. It was Humboldt's ambition to present the natural world as a single interlocking entity, a process to which all its parts contributed, each affected by all the others. This vision enabled himn among other things to take the first steps towards establishing meteorology as a science. And it was this vision that Darwen kept constantly before him when considering the exotic phenomena that surrounded him on his excursions from the Beagle, and later whjen he was struggling with the ecological concepts, as yet undefined by science, that underlay hius evolutionary theories. "
(p.98)
Brent quotes Darwin concerning Humboldt:
"If you see him again...say that I never forget that my whole course of life is due to having read and re-read as a youth his Personal Narrative"
(p.98)
So, again, Scientists already have the belief. They then seek to find evidence for their faith.
So if scientists disagree with evolution and agree with Creationism, then I guess it is scientific also. It is just that you disagree.
In your definition of evolution are you saying all things come from one source be it plants, animals, etc. And that different species have evolved and changed into another species?
I don't see the need to admit I am wrong at this time. Continue to show me though. I assure you I will admit I am wrong if you convince me.
Q
uantrill
To River Jordon
I don't know what 'population' you are talking about and don't know by what you mean by 'evolved'. If the population just changed in some way from different races of people or in different morals, or in different economies, that is not what I call evolution. Just simple change. Which no one is denying.
So, again, there are scientists who disasgree with you. Imagine that.
Im sure some are lying. Most are just wrong and have accepted the popular beliefs of the day. Im sure some really 'believe' it.
Scripture is clear that God created the heavens and the earth and man and animal life. Distinclty separtate. Thus no evloution. Scripture is clear. As to your populations evloving, read my first sentence.
Of course God created ebola. For His purpose. And if someone dies from it, that is His purpose.
Quantrill