What do you believe in? Evolution or creationism?

[niky]

*laracroft: No we aren't evolving in the classical sense anymore. Once man became intelliget, the need for evolution for survival ceased. Right now, we are evolving merely as a matter of ***ual selection and not survival selection. Basically, we won't grow more intelligent, just prettier. :lol:

And given the Tower of Babel, that still doesn't explain where Cain's wife came from. Many Christians try to defend this, but their arguments fall very very short.

*Bogeyman: Yup, but the Church did eventually agree that Copernicus was headed in the right direction... and Galileo... and Darwin. Like I said, the Catholic Church no longer denounces the process of Evolution. It's just the Creationists and Intelligent Design groups in the Bible Belt of America who do.

*theveed: scientific faith doesn't mean faith in the theory of evolution, but faith in the scientific process which generated it. If, by scientific process and investigation, a better theory is put forward, then scientists will embrace it. Faith in creation is a belief in the literal correctness of the story of creation, as put forth in Hebraic books... without any consideration of available proof and evidence.

And since I don't look remotely Jewish, my faith in those books isn't very great. :lol: I may subscribe to the Christian religion, but not to the Jewish story of creation.