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He probably is wondering whether to ask where you copied and pasted it all from :)

Me personally thinks that it doesn't have to be so in depth whether you're a believer or not. if you don't believe then one day comes you live it till the next. you can devote your life to trying to find answers, but is it worth it when there is more important things to be bothered about. such as living it?

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I knew it wasn't him. I understood it too much :D

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Then use your Google skills to find the text on the Internet.
Then when you can't find it, come back and put your scientific minds and theories to me and convert me.

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And the difference being you can state what you believe without bashing, baiting and putting up the strawman.

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Then there's others who will ask questions but won't accept opinions as an answer. even though them themselves have said there are no answers but only opinions.

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We put 'up' reason, doubt, and science.

Nothing else! you respond with myths and stories, none of which are authenticated.

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Show me your reason and science.

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The physical evidence of 'Evolution'.

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:LOL:

God made it that way...

But what if evolution is God's tool? Darwin never said anything about God. Many scientists and theologians maintain that it would be perfectly logical to think that a divine being used evolution as a method to create the world.

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Unfortunately for you, the bible contradicts your statement and evolution didn't happen! DOH!

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A theory provided by a Christian man who said

I know there is plenty of speculation as to why this paragraph appeared

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Romans 1:25 "They exchanged the truth of God for a lie, and worshiped and served created things rather than the Creator - who is forever praised. Amen."

Maybe God had that covered to and forewarned us

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But most of the Christian churches agree evolution did happen.

DOH!

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I am going to have to insist you stop using common sense and facts in this thread against DRZ400. It is completely unfair and I consider it to be a form of bulling and harrassment. From now on please only use circular reasoning, opinions-dressed-uo-as-facts and weakened arguments.

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All I put on the table is Science and fact, You're responding with ancient myths and fairy tales.

The fury from the Church of England is well documented when Darwin released 'The Origin of Species' in 1859, even more so with the 'Descent of Man' in 1871. The Church was furious as it contradicted ALL their beliefs and tried to discredit Darwin. As we know to this day, Darwin was correct, the Church was in a very difficult predicament. Man evolving from apes makes a mockery of the good book. What did they do, dismissed it, only 150 years later are official apologies to Darwin are being issued, many Churches, even with the evidence of DNA, refuse to agree completely with evolution.

http://www.newscientist.com/article/...ine-news_rss20

How can the Church possibly be wrong, and ADMIT they're on such a major issue. Unless .......... DOH!!!:D

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So how do you respond when I state the fact that God's existence is not a fact?

By the way the Church of England does not speak for all (or even most) Christians....

And plenty of us accept evolution alongside God. How do you respond to that?

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Because you and alike were FORCED to change your views in the light of unquestionable science.

Where's evolution mentioned in the Bible by the way?