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Q:
Is evolution really sun worship?
Quotable
quote:
‘Anyone who questions man’s reasoning, particularly
on the origin of the physical world, faces an arrogance
almost beyond comprehension. Many scientists realize the
weak underpinnings of scientific models but the spokesmen
of naturalism and their media advocates will not abide anything
that questions either the supremacy of man, his reasoning
power or his conclusions. I have seen media interviewers,
who gladly try to tear Christian and conservative guests
to pieces, grovel before a scientist who is [one of the]
illuminati of evolutionary thought. No one would dare to
try to question a living example of the superiority of man’s
reasoning power. They are in the presence of a high priest
of the one and only knowledge—let all the earth keep silent
before him!’
– Dr. Emmett Williams, Creation
Research Society Quarterly 29(2):84, September
1992.
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A: Evolution
actually involves much more than life arising from non-life by natural
means. Evolution really does away with God and thus allows people
to explain their existence without any supernatural being involved.
In fact, evolution is a whole philosophy of life which teaches
that man by himself can determine truth—that there is no God.
In other words, they believe that life can be explained solely on
the basis of what they see acting around them today. In essence,
this is their religion!
Part of the evolutionist’s religion is that energy from the
sun—acting on a primeval soup millions of years ago—caused
the first life-forms to emerge. Thus, they believe that the sun
really gave birth to living things. They are really giving glory
to the sun’s energy for life.
Down through the ages, culture after culture has worshipped the
sun. If you recall, the Israelites were warned not to worship the
sun like the pagan nations around them.
Scientists may claim that evolution has nothing to do with religion,
but it is their religion to worship creation instead of the God
who created the sun and all life.
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