Theory of Evolution and Idolatry

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The theory of evolution is like ancient idolatry - a creation of man's imagination, the work of man's hands. Man desires an excuse to reject the true God, and so devises a most incredible theory. My ear developed from the jawbone of lizard “millions” of years ago!  And like old pagan idolatry, sometime in the future the theory of evolution will be considered silly, if it's even remembered at all. As strong a grip as the theory of evolution has on the world today, it will be done away with.

The theory of evolution is a result of man's psychological need to remove God from our lives, not scientific observation.

 And when the evolutionist is about to have his very soul taken from him, when he cries out to his theory for help, or shouts "unfair!", like for the baalist in the days of Elijah, there will be no answer. Only a frightening silence. He will then know, if even but for a moment, that his theories are nothing. A figment. A delusion. A mistake. 

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Tony said…
Powerful truth bill... to deny God is so ridiculous ...when we fully know that a creator didn’t create all these wonderful complex living life forces...
March 10, 2020 at 7:21 AM
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