Evidence for God from Science

Kurieuo, sorry for not being specific. My responses 1&2 were for you. The others were for enginseer's original post. With regard to self-sacrifice. It's natural in many species to preserve the life of the child. Preserve the next generations. That seems more apparent. Sacrificing ourselves for o...

1. We don't rise above our nature. What you see as "rising above" is part of our nature. 2. Humans are different from other animals. Obviously we aren't going to try act like an animal we are not. 3. Think about the role of women and marriage at different points in time. For most of record...

1. I chose to use "biological evolution" to add clarity in my first sentence. 2. We know a lot more about evolution and the rest of science in general than Darwin and other scientists of that time did. Darwin's religious views don't affect science either. This is an unwarranted argument fr...

Yes, Christians can accept biological evolution. Abiogenesis and evolution are separate topics. Evolution doesn't talk about the beginning of the universe(s) either. Oh, it's spelled "evolutionist", and most of them in the US are Christian. If you do accept evolution, you would just end up...