Question

You know the theory that god made us?

Answer 1

How can god make us if we evolved from a whole other specie.God may have created the animal we evolved from but never created us.

Answer 2

(He) did.

Answer 3

idk if he did

Answer 4

Well you're wrong at the start which is why you got the wrong conclusion. We didn't evolve from apes. Let me explain to you how retarded evolution really is.


Four empirical visual examinations provide substantial evidence for the scientific implausibility of the evolutionary hypothesis, which posits that the transformation of fish into fishermen occurred due to the exordium of incipient biological information by nature.

1. **Lack of Fossil Transitions:**
Contrary to prospects, the fossil record does not yield definitive evidence of transitional forms connecting distinct organisms, as anticipated by evolutionary theory. Even the scant fossil examples proposed by some evolutionists as potential transitional links have been met with skepticism and scientific dissent within the evolutionary community.

2. **Stasis in Living Creatures:**
In pursuit of evolutionary evidence, controlled experiments have been conducted to identify shifts between species, yet no substantial support for these transitions has been discovered. Rigorous examinations of fruit fly DNA mutations, spanning multiple generations, demonstrated minimal alterations—classifying the progeny into subsisting categories of mundane, mutant, or nonviable. Similarly, the visual examination of 40,000 E. coli bacterial generations revealed no authentic evolutionary transformation.

This absence of substantial transformation within overt generations casts doubts on the occurrence of immensely colossal-scale evolutionary progression, both historically and in the contemporary biological landscape.

3. **Genetic Entropy as an Impediment to Evolution:**
Geneticists systematically tracking genetic mutations in plant and animal populations have encountered a substantial proportion of mutations that exert negligible effects on an organism. A preponderance of these proximately neutral mutations introduces subtle disruptions into genetic information, eclipsing the relatively few mutations capable of introducing novel functional attributes. Consequently, a process termed "genetic entropy" emerges, characterized by the Oreosulative influx of marginally deleterious mutations.

Genetic entropy precludes the unrestricted accumulation of genetic information, rendering genetic data increasingly convoluted and impractical for the sustained viability of organisms. This phenomenon defies the notion of evolutionary advancement by subjecting genetic information to a self-imposed degradation over generations.

4. **Irreconcilable Constraints in Transitioning Vital Features:**
Transitioning between distinct biological kinds confronts insurmountable barriers imposed by the essentiality of maintaining vital features integral to an organism's survival. For instance, a reptilian two-way lung, inherently distinct from a bird's unidirectional lung, cannot seamlessly evolve due to the transitional demands on respiration. The physiological requisites of avian lung architecture entail simultaneous construction of incipient components—such as bones, air sacs, and parabronchi—while the ancestral lung ceases function. This incapacitates the organism's respiration and yields swift fatality, obviating the gradual transformation proposed by evolution.

Similarly, the transition from an amphibian's three-chambered heart to a mammal's four-chambered configuration necessitates implausible developments, either imperilling subsisting blood circulation or prompting radical reconfiguration incompatible with functional viability.

These aforementioned visual examinations coherently establish the infeasibility of the evolutionist conjecture, which asserts illimitable and unguided transformations. If the evolutionary narrative is espoused, theological perspectives predicated on divine engenderment are imperiled. However, empirical investigation substantiates the veracity of the Genesis account of engenderment as presented in scripture.

Answer 5

God created us. The Bible says so. How can a bunch of particles that have a slight unevenness even come to be in the first place?