Larni originally writes:
Oh, for gods sake, no it does not. Things can be created and then evolve encompasing both 'presuppositions'.
Ray in response writes:
Subjective and sourceless TEist nonsense.
"Created" always means species did not evolve. "Evolution" always means species were not created.
Your view says you are a victim of more smarter and pernicious evolutionists attempting to make Atheist evolution appear friendly to Christians. The objective claims of modern evolution do not allow a hybrid position.
Larni in response writes:
I think it's fair to say that your position (yet again) declares you a moron.
I'm happy to follow you with occluded insults, Ray; but if you could keep it civil it would be nice.
Your last response criticizes me for insulting you despite the fact that I did no such thing. Then, hypocritically, you insult me in the same breath. You also misrepresent by saying I was not civil when no such characterization applies.
Logically, we can only conclude that the hypocrisy and misrepresentations were triggered by the inability to engage and/or refute.
Again, it is not a matter of opinion: modern evolutionary theory has objective claims and the most basic 101 claim is that species were never the product of vertical or Divine causation. Evading this fact reveals your ignorance and refusal to learn, OR it reveals deliberate distortion of the issue via changing the subject to First Cause. Again, the official objective position of modern evolutionary theory says although First Cause is unknown it nonetheless had to be material in origin since the same produced everything else thereafter.
Assuming you knew this, changing the subject to First Cause was an attempt to draw attention away from the brutal fact that evolution says causation is always linear or material. Insinuating that a Divine First Cause satisfies the needs of a Christian is a subjective and sourceless claim. Neither the Bible or Evolution allow your man-made scenario.
Now we can see why you angrily misrepresented my original comments. My guess is that you will dig in your heels and corroborate my observation - again.
Atheists, and the degree to which they support evolutionary theory, should tell any objective minded person that evolution has not a thing in the world to do with supporting any role for God - but just the opposite. This makes Christian evolutionists the biggest buffoons and fools on Earth. Of course you understand all this. That is why you replied the way you did, attempting evade the ugly truth through cheap equivocation.
Since you are an evolutionist, we are not surprised, what else is new?
Ray