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<blockquote data-quote="zealous" data-source="post: 6002862" data-attributes="member: 606116">Are you aware of the intelligent design movement? I think you would find some of your answers there. Also, have you read &quot;Mere Christianity&quot;? I think you would have quite a difficult time proving C.S. Lewis&#039;s arguments to be unsound. I look forward to your open minded response. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/cool.gif.3bcaf8f141236c00f8044d07150e34f7.gif&nbsp;Your condescending generalizations aside, I find it ironic that belief in the theory of evolution has become a key component of your world view, yet you consider your position superior to those who put their belief in the &quot;god&quot; theory. Would you care to explain how Evolutionary Theory is superior to the God Theory?&nbsp; &nbsp;I like to do the same. &nbsp;On the contrary, if a religion claims that certain events happened and those events can be established as happening, history can corroborate the claims of such a religion. Likewise, if a religion claims that the earth was created and there is a level of complexity discovered in the earth by science that leaves no other option besides creation, I believe that science would then corroborate the claims of that religion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zealous, post: 6002862, member: 606116"] Are you aware of the intelligent design movement? I think you would find some of your answers there. Also, have you read "Mere Christianity"? I think you would have quite a difficult time proving C.S. Lewis's arguments to be unsound. I look forward to your open minded response. [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/cool.gif.3bcaf8f141236c00f8044d07150e34f7.gif[/IMG] Your condescending generalizations aside, I find it ironic that belief in the [B]theory[/B] of evolution has become a key component of your world view, yet you consider your position superior to those who put their belief in the "god" theory. Would you care to explain how Evolutionary Theory is superior to the God Theory? I like to do the same. On the contrary, if a religion claims that certain events happened and those events can be established as happening, history can corroborate the claims of such a religion. Likewise, if a religion claims that the earth was created and there is a level of complexity discovered in the earth by science that leaves no other option besides creation, I believe that science would then corroborate the claims of that religion. [/QUOTE]

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