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cardifffc
16 Sep 15 11:22
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for me ........totally incompatible ........both cant be right
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Report aasbff September 16, 2015 11:46 AM BST
I think it is...

Evolution can be found/studied in the laws of nature.

God (for me) exists in nature and OUTSIDE of nature.
Report cardifffc September 16, 2015 11:52 AM BST
what did god do for 4.7 billion years........sleep??..........evolution is exactly how things would happen if it was natural........why would a god want to wait that long ??........
Report bigH September 16, 2015 11:52 AM BST
God - no

evolution - yes
Report cardifffc September 16, 2015 11:54 AM BST
thats why i have more admiration for young earth creationists.......they know the score..........they are totally wrong but understand thats the only way that god could be true
Report treetop September 16, 2015 11:57 AM BST
Course it is, God understood that we needed to develop slowly because of the complexity of life. We haven't learned to understand women yet so it is perfectly plausible that we can develop at different stages and some people are still blessed with the brains of an amoeba.
Report aasbff September 16, 2015 1:19 PM BST
cardifffc

cardifffc
16 Sep 15 11:52
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what did god do for 4.7 billion years........sleep??..........evolution is exactly how things would happen if it was natural........why would a god want to wait that long ??........

There is no such thing as time.
Report aasbff September 16, 2015 1:20 PM BST
Great point treetop.
Report DStyle September 16, 2015 3:21 PM BST
it depends on what you mean by god.

one of mono-theistic mind readers, who is particularly concerned about the minutiae of our lives?

of course not. it's absurd.

deism works though.
Report Ron Pillock September 16, 2015 3:29 PM BST
Is it possible not to give a toss about God?
Report Petrus Romanus September 16, 2015 3:35 PM BST
What Ron Pillock says (for me) ^^^
Report mememe September 16, 2015 4:00 PM BST
one is in your (not mine) head and there is no evidence of its existence

one is scientifically proven

But apparently some educated people - scientists, doctors and so on - seem to believe in both.

But these same educated people don't believe in Father Christmas, the Tooth Fairy - can't see why.
Report Clerkmore September 16, 2015 4:04 PM BST
The first couple of pages of the bible are a bit of a downer for those who believe in God.
Report lfc1971 September 16, 2015 4:37 PM BST
It is impossible for there to be a Christian God if there is not also evolution. The cental basis of  European christianity is the necessity for humans to have free will. God new this but it is impossible for free will to exist unless there is also evolution....evolution was the mechanism God used to allow free will , no other way is possible in a materialistic world and God new this...not surprisingly.
Report zorrostrikes September 16, 2015 4:52 PM BST
Evolution didn't start with Darwin. The church had several academics that believed in 'evolution' before Darwin. It's only Evangelical Americans (USA) that started this nonsense about 6000 years.
Report lfc1971 September 16, 2015 4:57 PM BST
No it was an Irish clergyman who calculated 6000 years
Report DStyle September 16, 2015 5:49 PM BST
lfc1971 16 Sep 15 16:37 
It is impossible for there to be a Christian God if there is not also evolution. The cental basis of  European christianity is the necessity for humans to have free will. God new this but it is impossible for free will to exist unless there is also evolution....evolution was the mechanism God used to allow free will , no other way is possible in a materialistic world and God new this...not surprisingly.


i think we've done this before haven't we?

If "God" had intended for "us" to have evolved and furthermore for us to have "free will", then he meddled with evolution to make sure it happened; you cannot guarantee the outcome of a stochastic process.

Therefore there was no evolution.

In claiming that the two are intrinsically linked, you have actually just shown how mutually incompatible they are.
Report lfc1971 September 16, 2015 6:12 PM BST
No evolution is the process, there is no inevitable outcome but if there was not the mechanism of evolution then free will would be impossible....lets put it this way if god created a perfect man then there would be no free will, he would be a robot..man has to evolve by the very nature of his choices and decisions...if there are no choices and decisions to make there is no evolution, and if there is no evolution then there are no possible choices or decisions.
Report treetop September 16, 2015 10:24 PM BST
The mistake everyone makes is assuming that some being/academic/thinker can state the truism that is God,it is within each and every one of us and takes the form taht we want it to be.It could be our conscience or the values of our locality/culture,whatever we want it to be.I certainly dont believe it takes the form of Man or the directions of a group of elderly geriatrics or a local Imam ,most of whom have massive egos and self centred arrogance.
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