This is sooo true OMG. We need more like this guy.
Ok I’ll bite on that
@GSW10 So…How do ya know?
When avoiding the 'cognitive dissonance' coming from facing the facts is more important to them than their faith in you as a decent person, they are not your friends.![]()
I remember when Darwinism was being brought to the schools…plenty of Christian disapproval but was still pushed upon students never the less.
Yeah ok….that’s what “they” taught ( blue pilled) in public school. Thats not part of catholic or other religious based school curriculum.Most objections to "Darwinism" are based on an abject ignorance of what Darwin's theories of evolution actually are... much like the general ignorance and misunderstanding of firearms.
(with some trepidation...)Yeah ok….that’s what “they” taught ( blue pilled) in public school. Thats not part of catholic or other religious based school curriculum.
Ignorance of what evolution was / is not the objection. Darwinism is a direct attack on every religion that believes man was created by a God. Of course spiritual freedoms, whichever is the religion of choice, is all but disappeared from many societies today.
You have been feed the blue pill and don’t even know it. Older generations aren’t affected as much as as the younger. Look at where we are today. Government schools, No gender, No God, No family structure, No need to work government will take care. What the heck has our society evolved into
As the video discusses its many years of brainwashing, molding society. That includes the misunderstanding of firearms. In reality it’s a fear of guns induced by public education. Young people that learn from parents/ family / friends pre-school that guns are ok don’t grow into adults fearing. Young people that are around hunters are familiar with guns or get a BB gun find it’s a fun family event to have shooting competition etc… are not normally deprogrammed to fear weapons. I bet those that are against guns never touched one or seen one up close & personal.
I'm a cradle Catholic as well as a product of public education and I feel similarly - one can believe that a higher power had (took?) a hand in making things and also believe that life evolves.I think Darwin's work is quite compatible with the belief in a higher power... in fact it makes perfect sense... to me. But, I actually studied Darwin's work.
I too agree with this statement. Science, understood and projected properly, does NOT undermine a belief in God at all, no matter which form that belief takes for the individual or group. It frequently supports the existence of a Divine Creator, and other times is simply neutral on the subject....I'll just say I'm very well-versed in this area, and I'm not aware of anything in the science of evolution that is contrary to a belief in a higher power. In fact, I'll suggest that understanding - through the eyes of science - the MIRACLE of life on this tiny speck of a planet in a presumably infinite universe leads to an almost necessary belief in a higher power.
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