Why Do Some Claim This World Came To Being By Evolution And Blame God For Its Troubles?
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It doesn't make sense. Some claim that God doesn't live and yet, they blame Him for human sufferings all over the world. They also claim that human suffering is wrong and it's immoral to let it go on. How do they know what is right and what is wrong without a basis to go by?
On these ten commandments hang the laws of men. God's commandments are the basis for what is right and what is wrong, for what is moral and for what is Immoral. Without them, that knowledge would be lost.
30 And you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength.’ [d]This is the first commandment. 31 And the second, like it, is this: ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’ There is no other commandment greater than these.” Mark 12:30 & 31
If we had follow these two commandments to the letter, this would indeed to be a perfect world to live in. Since this is not the case, we have a greater hope for a new heavens and a new earth to live in through Jesus Christ by His Holy Spirit. God Himself will be our God and we will be His beloved children. This is what those, who are being saved, look forward to.
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No one says evolution is the start or everything. Evolution began when life started reproducing. The biological effect is way too obvious for even Ken Ham to deny. As for morality. Civilizations existed before Moe came down the mountain with a couple of tablets. Society already had the basis of law when he left Egypt. And you might notice those stones don’t bring up slavery. Rape, and several other injustices of the times.
@GodSpeed63 Abiogenesis is a different science from evolution. You didn’t ask about that. A byproduct of the environment . Evolution kicked in after that.
@GodSpeed63 Well, chuckles, it obviously started here on Earth. We’re the result of it. Until we make contact with other worlds we won’t know where else it might have taken root. You do know what abiogenesis is , right. If not, you’re wasting our time trying to tie it to god and creation, and the book of Genesis.
Well, chuckles, it obviously started here on Earth. We’re the result of it. Until we make contact with other worlds we won’t know where else it might have taken root.
In other words, you don't know, Doc. Like His Word says, trading the Truth for a lie.
@GodSpeed63 Where did you get that idea ? Abiogenesis happened here on Earth, what part of that didn’t you understand ? It’s possible it may or has happened elsewhere, if the conditions are suitable. But since we can’t interact with other planets, we can’t tell. As I thought, you have no clue to what you’re talking about. Not surprising as you follow Ken Ham. Another world class idiot.
