Evolution Verses Creation: Does Biblical Religion Unravel The Mysteries That Science Forbids?
Evolution Verses Creation: Does Biblical Religion Unravel The Mysteries That Science Forbids?
...suffices. Others believe that God said "Let there be light" and there was light. Humans have also questioned their own development and existence on this earth. While some believe that humans derived from apes through the process of Evolution, others feel that on the sixth day of creation God created man from the dirt. Religious practices or cultural ways of life such as Scientology combine biblical heritage and science but place the majority of its focus on science. According to "The Problem With Creation" some feel that the problem with religion is that it is based too heavily on faith rather than the more tangible concepts of science. On the other hand biblically religious people feel that in accepting scientific theory one must still rely on faith because no one has physically witnessed these theories. Those who doubt the teachings of the bible by using scientific theory seem to disregard the term theory meaning not established as a fact. More religiously inclined people respect those mere thoughts but turn to the proclaimed law of the land, the Holy Bible to sustain their perception of lively hood. Science offers very reasonable logic regarding the existence of mankind and earth however biblical religion also offers a valid explanation regarding creation, human existence, and the overall purpose of subsistence.
The Biblical account of creation is found in Genesis chapters one and two. In chapter one God creates the heavens and the earth. At the time the earth is desecrate, annulled and comprised of complete darkness. God gazes upon this space and decides to reconstruct it and populates it in six days by speaking what he desires for it to be into existence. He begins by speaking forth light and darkness, which he refers to as Night and Day. On day two he separates divergent levels of water on top of one another. He calls one of the bodies of water the...
