Hi my Creationist friends! I have a question: You reject the Theory of Evolution but can you please share with me your understanding of the theory? [Spirituality & Religion]
I mean seriously. Not getting in your jabs and barbs but just your honest understanding of what evolution is. I do genuinely find that most people who reject evolution also have a very limited or distorted understanding of it. How familiar are you with the evidence? What are your main stumbling blocks to accepting it? If you're being honest, are they a lack of evidence or because they conflict with your faith?
Let's be civil, let's be honest.
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@newjaninev2 You felt the need to make a new comment thread?
I think pick-n-mix is a good way of describing the bible. It isn't one book, but a collection of books. Each book having a specific purpose and a specific audience. Written in different styles to meet those purposes. It's better to think of the bible less as a sole book as more a collection of scriptures from the Jewish people.
