Science and Christianity are Not In Conflict

Submitted by Servant of Christ (United States), Nov 27, 2006 at 11:37

Look at all the other human species that have been dicovered such as the Neaderthal and other ones which show proof of the theory of survival of the fitest theory.

Evolutionists are forcing it when they say the Neanderthal weren't human. There have been stories of evolutionists killing Aborigines and displaying them as 'proof'. Is evolution testable? Before trying to say God is nonexistent because he isn't testable (who are you to try to shove Him into a test tube?) can you test evolution?!?

Anyway your Bible and Koran are losing against Science and are falling apart. Christianity is only hanging on because it keeps changing has time has changed, it is nothing like the way Jesus would have want to been. While Islam is still stuck in the 7th century and is falling apart because of that. All religions shall fall, Science and Humanism shall win and then shall they only be peace.

I will argue from the Biblical perspective. Did you ignore my post "Evidence for the Reliability of the Bible"? Did you ignore all the science that was found in the Bible. Why are you saying science and faith contradict when they don't? Sadly, some 'followers' of Christianity are conforming the standards of today but Jesus Christ told us that many people would leave Christianity. People giving into the world is one thing that is to come. Humanism is a lie. Again, the last century has proven that leaving God will amount to nothing but chaos. The bloodiest century in all of history is also the century in which humanity continues to depart from God.

John of Science

May God Bless You All

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