Originally posted by Revolution-2012
Weird enough, evolution isn't perfect, neither is creationism, and who really cares anyways it's up to everyone to believe what they want
This is a wrong way of approaching it...Everyone might believe...but not always what they want.
If for example your parents are devote Christians and raised you to be one too...it seems rather difficult to me to change your 'believe'. And when raised as a muslim in Afghanistan this also seems like a fantasy. Sitting in a mosque believing what you want.
Of course it happens...but it's not like everybody can just believe whatever they want just because they want to. Many people have to suffer the consequences when they openly say they believe something different then their whole family/village/community.
Please don't minimalise this influence on people in general. Most probably do not even know they can think for themselves, or do realize this, but are too afraid to do so.
And I do care about this because I despite religion.
Therefor I think discussions between creationists and their 'enemies' have to be stimulated and even provoked. So in the end finally we can maybe come to our senses with some kind of reliable, scientific truth which we can 'all' except.
I am insulted if someone tells me that I was created by a god...it's the easy , somewhat silly way out. I wish everything would be that easy. Also the confidence with which this is stated always surprises/scares me...
ME: 'But how then?'
NUTCASE: 'God works in mysterious ways'
ME: 'Oh...that explains a lot...thanks for clearing that out! :whistle:'
I mean...?!? What kind of people think this a satisfying answer? It is rather pathetic...and worse...most people on earth think 'god' is a satisfying answer.
Sometimes this idea scares me with a chill on my back.
Also you, Revolution-2012, say:
'I just dont see the link from cave man to man, like the episode from south park'
...Then what do 'you' see?
Isn't it a fact slowly but surely more and more evidence is being collected and examined that proves the whole evolution theorie?
'Cave man to man' sounds crazy...and 'god' sounds oke? Isn't that crazy? I think that if people think like this, both 'theories' deserve to get the same attention, don't you think?
To me it even sounds more logical to explain the link between caveman to man with extraterrestrial interference of some kind (which you could of course call god if you want)....That caveman were engineered into the human as we now are I mean...doesn't even that amazing idea sounds more solid than just plain...'god'?
[edit on 24-8-2009 by kcire]




