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Science - seeking truth
Charles Darwin on Creation
In "The Origin of Species," Darwin wanted to describe the millions of years and our time within it as a "fragment" compared to the whole. As he wrote about this timeframe, he let slip his view on the formation of life...
Read this quote:
"The whole history of the world, as at present known, although of a length quite incomprehensible by us, will hereafter be recognised as a mere fragment of time, compared with the ages which have elapsed since the first creature, the progenitor of innumerable extinct and living descendants, was created."
Charles Darwin - The Origin of Species - Chapter 14.
What happens when you open a jar of peanut butter?
Over the past five years of opening a new jar, has something jumped out? Some new form of life?
Intelligent Design
"If it could be demonstrated that any complex organ existed which could not possibly have been formed by numerous, successive slight modifications, my theory would absolutely break down."
Charles Darwin
"When I look at the evidence, without ruling out the possibility of design, design leaps up as the most likely explaination. And thats why I believe its true."
"I think design is back on the table. We can't explain these systems by natural law. And if we're seaching for truth and they are in fact designed, and we have to be design engineers to understand them, then I say, "what's the problem." You go where the data leads you. And the implications, yea, they have profound metaphysical implications. But, so be it."
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