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Are there any Christians here who believe in evolution?

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On 8/3/2018 at 8:30 PM, SerenelyBlue said:

Are there any Christians here who believe in evolution?

Well, there is an atheist here who does not believe in evolution. Myself.

I can only possibly believe in things that have no evidence. Like “I believe there is life on other planets”.

But in case of evolution, I do not believe that evolution is true.

I know it.

:) sieglinde :)

 

 

 

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Unfortunately, the term "evolution" is an highly equivocal term. It can be used to describe a number of different concepts. I am a young-earth, Biblical creationists. I have no issue with Natural Selection, speciation, mutations, adaptations, changes occurring in allele frequencies of populations - or many other concepts which tend to find themselves under the "evolution" banner. None of these concepts conflict logically with the young earth creation position.

However, I do contest Common Ancestry (which also finds itself under the "evolution" banner). Common Ancestry directly contradicts that God created different kinds of creatures separately, and at different times. I further contest the time frames required to make Common Ancestry plausible.

So it's difficult for me to answer your question. My answer depends on how you are defining "evolution".

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