I think what it's trying to say is that because the Christian god created everything (unproven), humanism is rubbish -- I don't see the logic there.
God did, in fact, create everything.
The humanist manifesto states that evolution is the belief system of humanism, so they believe that everything was created through natural processes.
Humanists are clearly wrong.
"Humanism", in this respect, is "rubbish".
That is the logic here.
Secondly, many Christians don't think that evolution and the existence of a god are incompatible. You can make statements about that here if you want but it depends on how you define your terms and your beliefs. For example, if you claim that a Christian must believe in the literal truth of every word in the Bible then sure they're incompatible; and there are some here who think that's the only definition of a Christian.
To be a Christian, you must believe that Christ is who He says He is.
He does not expect anyone to believe Him without evidence. He has provided an abundance of it, but those who do not see it are blind to it for a fundamental reason: They don't want to see it. They covet something that they (mistakenly) believe is threatened by believing Christ.
Those who actually study the Bible, like me, actually discover that it is an astounding and super-natural source of information.
Those who believe Christ is who He said He is, study scripture because Christ said to. It's a command.
Those who claim to be Christians and don't study the book are disobeying Christ, the one they claim to believe.
They do this because they covet.
Are they who do not believe Christ's commandments Christians?
Are Christ's office and Christ's commandments incompatible?
Summary:If you don't know the Bible is true, it's because you don't study scripture.
If you don't study scripture, it's because you don't believe Christ has the authority to give commands.
If you don't believe Christ has the authority to give commands, it's because you don't believe Him.
If you don't believe Him, it's because you are not a Christian.
No one can empirically prove that they are correct, not even atheists, which is why it's called belief.
The Divine creation has been proved far beyond a reasonable doubt.
Again, those who don't know this, simply don't want to know. They don't bother to lift a finger to find out.
An atheist could look at a flower and be equally as reverential of its beauty as you, without thanking a god for it. My own beliefs don't fit any of these categories so they never go over very well on creation/evolution forums.
Having emotional reverence for creation has nothing to do with discovering strong evidence for the event.
The most important fundamental thing any intellectual can learn is that their emotions are meaningless in the search for truth. In fact, they are often a great hindrance.
Selflessness and humility ensure the glass of your perception is clear. Covetousness and pride are blinders.
I don't like arguing from a purely empirical standpoint anymore because there are a lot of truths in life that can't be studied in that way.
I think what most people would say is that they become exhausted with the search, and then they use the difficulty as an excuse for not finishing the search.
Those looking for excuses will find excuses. Those looking for truth will find truth.
Know yourself. Know what you are looking for, then, when you've seen the blinding pride and covetousness in you, rid yourself of it, clear your perception, then answers will begin to appear.
Anyone who stops the search for truth has done so because they have found a sufficient excuse to quench their conscience against their thirst for something; Their coveting.
Finish the race.
Continue the search.
Never be afraid to shed your own fatness that you may see through the narrow gate of truth.
You can't use the Bible as proof of creation no matter what you claim about prophecies, numerology, etc because other world religions make similar claims about their holy books
Not true.
The Bible is unique in these things.
The fact that you make this statement is evidence that you listen to others rather than doing your own research.
"Just believing" that each of you are, is what starts wars.
Not true.
What starts wars are those who control the world powers, and have throughout history, who continually war against truth (and Truth) in order to maintain their power.
What does every man in power want?
More power. Continued power. Security in their power.
They lust for power. They covet.
"From whence come wars and fightings among you? come they not hence, even of your lusts that war in your members?"(James 4:1)
In fact, the differing beliefs only exist in this world because those in power have used false religions, false evidence, false scientific research, and and endless stream of lies to divide and conquer. They then set differing beliefs against each other by false accusation. This is exactly what 9-11 was designed for: To set Christian protestantism against Islam.
Again, if you do your homework, you will discover these truths. If you seek with true intention, God can give you the strength to continue. You have to really want it.
What was spoken by the "oracle" in the second Matrix movie had a lot of truth to it:
"...you didn't come here to make a choice. You've already made it. You're here to try to understand why you made it."Remember this carefully. Wars are not started by religion. Wars are started by those who started man-made religion in order to divide people so they can maintain their oppressive power, anti-Biblical Power. If we lived under Biblical law, we would not live under tyranny and oppression.
There twice existed lands that did this, and they prospered greatly:
(1) Ancient Israel under Kind David, and
(2) The United States. In the 20th century, this changed in the United States, hence the fall.
Christianity is not a man-made religion. It is the one, unique exception among a sea of lies and deception.
I don't think we're likely to continue to learn without open minds.
Having an open mind is good. Unfortunately, many mistake this oft-spoken concept with an emotional experience that actually causes one to lose their objectivity or ability to accurately perceive.
An open mind is good so long it does not lose it's ability to reason.