Actually the Big Bang is the very beginning of evolution.
The Big Bang is the Creation Day.
First - evolution being the work of God is fine and not racist because God created all people as equal.
Taking the Creator God out of the "evolution" has that theory as racist indeed.
The thing is that the claim that evolution is just some happen-chance or non-Godly event is thereby claiming that the African people are the lower evolved while the white race is the highest evolve.
This makes so the Atheist idea of evolution is just a new guise of the never ending racism, and that is also the motivation for keeping God out of the equation even when the evidence is there of the Creator God.
There really is no sensible reason for a religious person to deny the obvious truth of evolution except for the Atheist intrusion in that the Atheist evolution thereby promotes injustice and iniquity against any person or group of people who are deemed to be lower evolved.
First of all it's NOT scientific fact by any means. Just a simple theory.
The naturalistic evolutionist believes that the universe began about 14 billion years ago. The earth is about 4.5 billion years old. Life began, probably as bacteria deep in rocks and has been evolving ever since. Purely natural forces without any input from any god or other deity have driven the evolutionary process. Some of these evolutionists do not believe in any type of god. -
See more at: What Is An Evolutionist
It is implied and it is understood in the teaching of evolution.
I did not say that I believe the racist claims even though I do know about them.Why do you believe that? Do you really think people in Africa stopped evolving after the migration event?
Evolution doesn't stop, there's no such thing as more highly evolved.
All you are really doing is sidetracking this thread into a nonsense debate - and I will not play along with that.Nope, still nonsense. Evolution has nothing to do with the Big Bang.
I love this comment and I applaud you for giving it.Well, frankly, many people just never really take the time to think about it, nor understand it. It's also not quite so simple as you make it out to be, but you make some valid points. It is a huge span of time, and many different adaptations which have occurred, as the migrations took place out of Africa. The racism that you are referring to isn't (imo) anything to do with evolution itself, but with cultural differences and merging diverse populations.
Your claim that there is no such thing as "more highly evolved" is utterly completely wrong, because if there is no higher evolved then there is no evolution.
The political correctness of today makes so it can not be officially declared, but the racist superiority and racial inferiority is well understood without it being said.
As like the picture = Evolving.
Scientists have noted that early human evolution did not progress in any linear, sequential fashion nor did it move along a "road" toward any predetermined "ideal form"; they have faulted the image with being misleading in implying these things. With regard to the picture's notoriety, Howell remarked that "The artist didn't intend to reduce the evolution of man to a linear sequence, but it was read that way by viewers.… The graphic overwhelmed the text. It was so powerful and emotional"
That is what I am referring to, and even though I resent such words - there they are.Actually, if God is behind evolution then He is a racist, for favoring the fairer races over the darkies.
What Evolution does have a thing to do with is in prolonging the racist ideals of white superiority into the next generation and beyond.
That is what I am referring to, and even though I resent such words - there they are.
Just take out the word "God" as the Atheist do and there is the racist ideal.
First of all it's NOT scientific fact by any means. Just a simple theory.
The naturalistic evolutionist believes that the universe began about 14 billion years ago. The earth is about 4.5 billion years old. Life began, probably as bacteria deep in rocks and has been evolving ever since. Purely natural forces without any input from any god or other deity have driven the evolutionary process. Some of these evolutionists do not believe in any type of god. -
See more at: What Is An Evolutionist
Your claim that there is no such thing as "more highly evolved" is utterly completely wrong, because if there is no higher evolved then there is no evolution.
Just take out the word "God" as the Atheist do and there is the racist ideal.
The idea of hierarchy is a human idea, which is one reason why Atheism is considered as another religion.Everything and everyone is evolved to their present state. There is no hierarchy involved, that's a religious idea.
The idea of hierarchy is a human idea, which is one reason why Atheism is considered as another religion.
Someday, the theory of evolution and the theory of gravity will be disproven <disproven isn't a word?> and you'll all be sorry.
There are ways of proving that all of us whites (including myself) do indeed get white privileges - which privileges the non whites do not get.If I were a member of the KKK I might agree with you, but you don't seem to know that not all whites are racist bigots.
There are ways of proving that all of us whites (including myself) do indeed get white privileges - which privileges the non whites do not get.
All whites are not racist bigots, but all whites do receives (to different degrees) the racist superiority privileges.
Teaching and believing the Atheist version of evolution just feeds into that racist reality as a justification for it.
You clearly misunderstood this entire thread.You keep insisting this, but you have yet to demonstrate how it actually works. First, you're assuming the premise that white people are superior. Most everyone else in this thread is disputing that premise. Then you're assuming the premise that this superiority is somehow morally less objectionable if it came about through a god and not by natural processes. That premise doesn't even make sense. Then you take these premises to somehow conclude that atheism is racist. Atheism isn't anything. It's just not believing in gods. But more to the point, most atheists (at least in industrialized nations) embrace a humanist view, which loudly rejects racism. So, there's a lot of evidence and explanation that you need to produce for your bizarre assertion.
You clearly misunderstood this entire thread.
Nothing you say here is consistent with the words in this thread.
As such there is no way for me to reply to your projected imagination here.
Just FYI.