2008 Woodie Awards
Express Yourself: Evolution-The Most Foolish Religion in History
Steven Biefeldt Contributing Writer
Issue date: 9/22/05 Section: Features
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Have you been brainwashed by this religion? Don't be discouraged, it's
easy to be fooled. Consider there are two ways to view the world.The humanist view; "A big bang made the world from nothing." And the creationist view "An intelligent designer made it."
If we define evolution, we'll see there are actually six different types.
Cosmic: Inception of time, space and matter.
Chemical: Origin of the elements.
Stellar:Origin of stars and planets.Organic: Life forming from non-living material.
Macro: An animal becoming a different kind of animal.
Micro: Variations within kinds.
Only the sixth type of "evolution," is actual science, and should be named, "variations." Two dogs might produce a big dog or a little dog, but they will always produce the same kind of animal, a dog. The first five are religious theories and have never been observed. They must be believed by faith.
Since the first law of thermodynamics states matter cannot be created nordestroyed, how did we get here?
Either someone made the world, or the world made itself. One school textbook states, "15-20 billion years ago all matter in the universe was concentrated in one dense region, which might have been smaller than a period on this page." Everything in the universe (dirt, matter, etc.) was supposedly condensed, and exploded in a "big bang." Where did this matter and dirt originate?
The evolutionist must admit he does not know. If one said they believed God created the world, some would mock, "And where did God come from?" However, is it more intelligent to claim 20 billion years ago there was a big bang, and not to know where the dirt came from? Basically the creationist believes, "In the Beginning... God" And the evolutionist believes, "In the beginning... Dirt."
The theory supposes that after the big bang, earth developed a rocky crust. It rained on the rocks for millions of years and formed the oceans. The oceans became a complex chemical soup, and out of this chemical soup we slowly evolved. Was your great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great grandpa...soup?
easy to be fooled. Consider there are two ways to view the world.The humanist view; "A big bang made the world from nothing." And the creationist view "An intelligent designer made it."
If we define evolution, we'll see there are actually six different types.
Cosmic: Inception of time, space and matter.
Chemical: Origin of the elements.
Stellar:Origin of stars and planets.Organic: Life forming from non-living material.
Macro: An animal becoming a different kind of animal.
Micro: Variations within kinds.
Only the sixth type of "evolution," is actual science, and should be named, "variations." Two dogs might produce a big dog or a little dog, but they will always produce the same kind of animal, a dog. The first five are religious theories and have never been observed. They must be believed by faith.
Since the first law of thermodynamics states matter cannot be created nordestroyed, how did we get here?
Either someone made the world, or the world made itself. One school textbook states, "15-20 billion years ago all matter in the universe was concentrated in one dense region, which might have been smaller than a period on this page." Everything in the universe (dirt, matter, etc.) was supposedly condensed, and exploded in a "big bang." Where did this matter and dirt originate?
The evolutionist must admit he does not know. If one said they believed God created the world, some would mock, "And where did God come from?" However, is it more intelligent to claim 20 billion years ago there was a big bang, and not to know where the dirt came from? Basically the creationist believes, "In the Beginning... God" And the evolutionist believes, "In the beginning... Dirt."
The theory supposes that after the big bang, earth developed a rocky crust. It rained on the rocks for millions of years and formed the oceans. The oceans became a complex chemical soup, and out of this chemical soup we slowly evolved. Was your great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great grandpa...soup?