Comments on: Evolution is not compatible with God http://students.washington.edu/secular/2009/02/13/evolution-is-not-compatible-with-god/ University of Washington's home for students of all flavors. Sun, 15 Nov 2009 20:32:09 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Light http://students.washington.edu/secular/2009/02/13/evolution-is-not-compatible-with-god/comment-page-1/#comment-462 Light Sat, 11 Apr 2009 10:50:39 +0000 http://students.washington.edu/secular/?p=230#comment-462 There is a great contradiction - but ha! evolutionists are prone to lie since there is no higher morality other than survival of the fittest. A true Christian is compelled to tell the truth. See these great site http://www.zhenaishenghuo.org/Creation-Files/Evolution-Illusion.htm and ESPECIALLY http://www.zhenaishenghuo.org/Evolution-Fraud.html There is a great contradiction – but ha! evolutionists are prone to lie since there is no higher morality other than survival of the fittest. A true Christian is compelled to tell the truth.

See these great site http://www.zhenaishenghuo.org/Creation-Files/Evolution-Illusion.htm and ESPECIALLY http://www.zhenaishenghuo.org/Evolution-Fraud.html

]]> By: Karin http://students.washington.edu/secular/2009/02/13/evolution-is-not-compatible-with-god/comment-page-1/#comment-250 Karin Fri, 13 Feb 2009 17:49:35 +0000 http://students.washington.edu/secular/?p=230#comment-250 hmm...they're hardly incompatible. There's no logical contradiction. You could argue that evolution makes the existence of God less likely. But I wouldn't call it a tremendous blow to natural theism (or any blow at all to other types). Nothing like the problem of evil. Also, I think you're misunderstanding the understanding of a lot of theists...no intellectual theist would claim that there are points at which God "reaches down" to "intervene" with the world. But I suppose you could certainly argue that Joe the Theist has a poor conception of evolution and of a deity that don't make much sense...but that's hardly a move that greatly advances your position. hmm…they’re hardly incompatible. There’s no logical contradiction. You could argue that evolution makes the existence of God less likely. But I wouldn’t call it a tremendous blow to natural theism (or any blow at all to other types). Nothing like the problem of evil. Also, I think you’re misunderstanding the understanding of a lot of theists…no intellectual theist would claim that there are points at which God “reaches down” to “intervene” with the world.
But I suppose you could certainly argue that Joe the Theist has a poor conception of evolution and of a deity that don’t make much sense…but that’s hardly a move that greatly advances your position.

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