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Date: | Fri, 1 Mar 2002 18:17:08 -0800 |
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> Evolution says that there was no Creator, no outside force
> whatsoever, that
> had any hand in creating life. Life just began by pure,
> blind chance. Not
> only that, but each step up the evolutionary ladder was also
> the product of
> pure, blind chance. Since there is no purpose for the
> creation of life,
> then there can be no standard of conduct for that life and one set
of
> standards is pretty much as good as any other. There can be no
> ethical/moral law, only a law of consensus or societal
> constraints that have no absolutes to call upon.
Completely bogus. Evolution describes a mechanism that seems to fit
the observed data pretty well. It says nothing about the origin of
that mechanism, or the reason for its existence. And it certainly says
nothing about disallowing the existence of a Creator or about a lack
of purpose, or ethics, or morality. I think you're confusing the
principles of evolutionary science with the personal opinions of some
of the rabid atheistic dogmatists who happen to subscribe to that
science.
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