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Originally posted by TriumphRoadster6
Ok, I should have worded my statement differently: I can prove conclusively that human beings did not evolve, and if they didn't evolve, then that requires that there is a God.
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Actually, again, you can't. If it were a scientific certainty, it would move from "theory" to "fact". Why is this premise so hard to grasp? You cannot prove creationism any more than you can prove evolution. I know you think you can prove it, but that's only because you want it to be true so bad that you'll interject it as fact to prove a point. How come there's no one out there bridging the gap? Why isn't anyone saying that "god" created life and that life evolved over time. I tend to lend a bit more creedance to evolution because there are fossils and bones that seem to show a steady change in humanoid beings. Apes to man...I don't know about that. But a human-like early man to modern day human...I don't see how would could NOT expect change over that kind of time.
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