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Quote by: Sonart I just did. I provided a link that listed half a dozen different non-theist theories on the origin of life on earth. I'm assuming that each theory is based on some body of evidence compelling enough for each school to advance their particular theory. If you're more curious, help yourself... I'm sure that detailed information on each theory is readily availabe on the Internet.. |
I viewed the link. Nice theories. I especially like the outerspace origin idea. So where did the life from outerspace originate from? It simply adds a layer of speculation. No evidence, just speculation.
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Quote by: Sonart And are you assuming that liberals are not religious, or more specifically, not Christians? Granted, I'm certainly not, but I'm not all liberals, not by a longshot. It does seem to be a fact, however, that it's the more conservative, more fundamentalist Christians who seem to be the ones pushing Creationism and it's stealth counterpart, Intelligent Design. There are many Christian denomonations that have no problem whatsoever with the concept of evolution. Those that do tend to be among the more fundamentalist. Do you disagree?. |
No, I see your point and agree, but if you dig below the retoric you will find that the real issue is whether or not God created the universe. I too have no issue with theistic evolution.
BTW. No evidence yet to support a nontheistic view of origins,. Forgive me if I sound like a broken record. Just trying to keep the thread on track.