Originally posted by John Matrix
reply to post by schrodingers dog
BTW: I am not religious in the sense that you are referring to. I believe in a divine creator, and I believe creation science better explains all the
same evidences that evolutionists also use for their explanations because to me, the creationist explanation is more logical and reasonable.
Order and complexity of the magnitude that exists in the Universe and in all life does not simply rise out of chaos from nothing and without an
intelligent designer/creator. Believing what I believe requires a lot less faith than believing the evolutionist model. If any group is more religious
about their beliefs than the other, evolutionists win that label hands down.
OK - that makes more sense to me.
I believe in an Energy Creationism. Nothing exists but Energy - - out of "single" energy came a consciousness - consciousness evolved in
intelligence. Energy is thought - thought creates.
Everything is of the ONE - created by thought - progressing in a stacking effect.
I still don't support teaching Creationism in pre-college public school. Unless - it somehow can be related to science.
I find it too confusing and advanced for most pre-college students. Unless - it is taught in conjunction with a religious belief. Catch 22. No
religious study.
College however is elective - Teach Away!