Originally Posted by CTD
Originally Posted by LinearAq
Originally Posted by ikester7579
No problem. Evolution is the direct opposite of creation (I'll leave a list further down). So it denies creation by a Creator totally.
Ah! So, according to you, God cannot use natural processes to accomplish His goals.
Ah! So according to you, you have no intention of honestly discussing issues here. That's exactly what you say each and every time you so blatantly try to pretend people have said things they haven't said.
That was the only conclusion that I could come to. ikester said that Evolution denies the Creator. Since Evolution is a process that occurs because of how life replicates itself and how the environment affects the survivability of organisms with different traits, I assumed that ikester was saying that these natural processes could not include God.

Unless he meant that the Theory of Evolution denies God. Then that is a different matter. My reply would be that I don't see anything in the theory stating that God does not exist.

The Theory of Gravity does not mention God either...does that mean the Theory of Gravity denies God?

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That, and "everyone reading this forum is a complete moron."
Actually, I can only think of one right now.

A faith that connot survive collision with the truth is not worth many regrets. -- Arthur C. Clarke