Evolutionists use every opportunity to push the view that evolution is happening all around us. The latest “Swine-Flu” scare is just one more example as evidence for “evolution in action.” Here’s one example:
Anyone who thinks evolution is for the birds should not be afraid of swine flu. Because if there’s no such thing as evolution, then there’s no such thing as a new strain of swine flu infecting people. For the rest of the population, concern is justified. . . .
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This morning I found in my email a link to a startling talk given by Pastor Lindsey Williams. The talk concerned the "agenda" (as he appeals) of the oil industry in America. He claims that the oil companies, in league with big banks and big business, intend to monopolize world finance and power. They will cause economic disruption by manipulating prices in order to make people desperate and then accept, nay beg for, a New World Order. Through all of his stories and stats, Williams returns to one refrain: "These people know exactly what they’re doing…. Everything in the world happens by a designed plan, none of it happens by chance…. They know exactly what’s going to happen." He repeats this, every time he speaks, at least a half-dozen times: "a designed plan."
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The fairy tale of evolution tries to explain how species-improvement works. Whatever species is in question, we’re told that the wholly self-oriented yet purpose-free critter is always striving, though unknowingly, to make the species better and better by means of natural selection/survival of the fittest. The supposed process – which is not open to scientific testing – depends on “favorable” chance mutations and random chemical-electrical events within the “accidental sack of molecules.” But mutations, as millions of lab-sacrificed fruit flies will attest, only cause reduced, not improved, function.
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Like the liberal Sadducees and the "enlightened" Greeks of Jesus’ day, modern skeptics believe that it is impossible to come back from the dead. When starting with the presupposition that miracles are impossible, skeptics are limited by their worldview and are required to look for a naturalistic cause for "miracles.
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Julie Haberle, 55, of Minnetonka, Minnesota, used to believe in evolution. Nine years ago she dismissed creationism as being “nuts.” After studying the issue, she has come to the conclusion that “evolution is just silly.”[1] It’s no wonder after reading how the highly controlled evolutionary model is defended. Consider the following:
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