Theological arguments against evolution 10 Articles

by Giles Bovis

For millennia the question of evolution has raged like an intellectual, pugilistic grudge match with no final round in sight. Today the breadth of opinion is so vast that at times it becomes hard to pick one argument over...read more

by Brooke Shanks

The ongoing controversy between evolution and creation has lasted for years, and has made a competition between the two sides of science to supply evidence to back their beliefs. In the 1500s, when modern science began, mo...read more

by Rena Sherwood

Those who deeply distrust the theory of evolution (which is, itself, still evolving) tend to do so for mainly religious reasons. Although many scientists and laypersons argue about the exact details of how evolution works...read more

by JoAnne Windsinger

The battle between evolutionists and creationists heats up every year. I believe God created the heavens and the earth, water, plants, animals, man, and light. The universe runs on laws set by God. Many seek to deceive ...read more

by Perry P. Perkins

The Argument for Creationism Often, as a young Christian man without a family, I would spend hours arguing the rationale of creationism. This is because I had a deep understanding of God's plan for mankind, and a thirst...read more

by Chris Markel

The Theological arguments against evolution are as sound as the myth that surrounds the bases for the argument. Nature gives its evolutionary proof everywhere one takes the time to observe. Whereas the proof against evolut...read more

by Christine G.

Late in the 19th century, a spiritual crisis afflicted Christians, Jews, and Muslims worldwide. Were the creation accounts in their sacred writings literally true, or were the latest findings of science to be taken into a...read more

by Sandy Shaw

The issue here is not concerning theological arguments against evolution because theology does not argue against evolution. Theology is essentially dealing with what Almighty God has said and what Almighty God has done. ...read more

by Summer Tyme

The first theological argument against evolution is in what the Apostle Paul told anyone who cares to read his words. "Every house is constructed by someone, but He that constructed all things, is God." That statement has ...read more

by Brendan Goudy

Throughout the history of mankind theology has been a battleground that has always served as a forum for the religious, and non-religious, viewpoints of all people. Theological arguments began to be freer during the protes...read more