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  1. I have concluded that the teaching of evolution is the biggest enemy of Christianity. Why? What else can be the reason for the increase of atheism? What else could have contributed to the hate of God in this country? What other teaching is there that causes more doublt about the truthfulness of scripture? Since our country has acceptrd this teaching as fact, look at the moral climate of our country today. I have not read any stats to support this claim, but this teaching of evolution has caused a lot of Christians to turn from Christ. When I use to work with the J-hi students at our church, there was more confusion about the truthfulness of scripture because of what they would learn at school. The greatest issue is that when it comes to science we are talking about truth, at lease thats what we expect. When we as Christians talk of scriptures, we think of it as truth. When these two conflict, confusion for the young mind.

    As a Christian I will continue to fight against this evil along with others with the truth of scripture to expose these wolves in sheeps clothing.

    I believe evolution was devised and has been perpetrated as nothing less than a complete assault on the Christian faith. Virtually everything it teaches is in outright defiance of God.

  2. An international group of scientists once thought the earth was flat as well.... The point is that science is ever changing, lots of times based on the ideological whims of whomever happens to be in positions of authority at the time. God is absolute, trustworthy, reliable, and omniscient.

    Um. . .I know this is a little off-topic but when we say "God is absolute" we certainly aren't trying to say that Christianity is somehow immune to ever changing interpretations, lots of times based on the ideological whims of whomever happens to be in positions of authority at the time are we? We live in a universe of truths, both spiritual and physical, and our understanding of both can be flawed. . .however, past flaws do not invalidate present understandings in either realm. Certainly we can agree on this point.

    Lurker

    My point had nothing to do with that specifically. God is absolute and does not change. Man's interpretation of Him is irrelevant as far as His sovereign nature and omniscience.

    God's word is true:

    Pro 30:5 Every word of God is flawless; he is a shield to those who take refuge in him.

    Psa 12:6 And the words of the LORD are flawless, like silver refined in a furnace of clay, purified seven times.

    The promise of the preservation of God's word is absolute:

    Mar 13:31 Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words will never pass away.

    This tells me that regardless of man's interpretation over time, the truth is ALWAYS present. Science is a scholarly discipline, it cannot make promises to preserve itself. It cannot punish those those who twist it to deceive people. Science is not the truth, the way, and the life.

  3. Another piece of the puzzle falls into place.

    Fossil Skeletons May Be Human Ancestor

    A newfound ancient relative of humanity discovered in a cave in Africa is a strong candidate for the immediate ancestor to the human lineage, an international team of scientists said today.

    An international group of scientists once thought the earth was flat as well.... The point is that science is ever changing, lots of times based on the ideological whims of whomever happens to be in positions of authority at the time. God is absolute, trustworthy, reliable, and omniscient.

  4. This is a graphic denoting national unemployment between January 2007 and January 2010 (the latest we have available statistics for). Pay particular attention to the rapid rise in percentage points from November, 2008 to January 2010 (the current administration's tenure) and ask if we really ARE better off, as we are being told. I learned in the military that it's OK to blame your predecessor for your problems for the first six months after you take over; but after that, it's all on YOU. Obviously, this is a lesson the current administration is slow to learn...

    http://cohort11.americanobserver.net/latoy...mediafinal.html

    You'll never get Obama to openly admit blame in our unemployment situation lol. It's really a combination of policy for decades that's caused this though (certainly not excluding the first 15 months of the current presidency), and then there will almost assuredly be a lull, followed by another drop, and so on.

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