| HintHRO said: Genetic mutations occur by chance on purpose during the meiosis. If God controlled everything then it makes absolutely no sense at all why he choose for genetic variation in spermcells and eggs. This is God: 'Oh hey, lets make a few million spermcells with each having different DNA while I actually want this specific cell to be fused with the egg. Also, lets make some individuals with genetic mutations I already know will cause Down syndrome or cystic fibrosis.' Another quote from God: 'I'm gonna give Staphylococcus areus a mutation which gives them protein A on the membrane to fight the human immune system I designed : D'. God and evolution are impossible to coexist if you know exactly how DNA works (which I do). It's time to get over god and focus on knowledge we know it actually works and exists. |
Everything has rules to run by.
When I create a program, I create set of rules that program has to follow. Why would God not create a set of run rules for this masterpeice of a universe. Granted its a greatly complex program, but its the same general idea.
To create sustaining life that can adapt to changing surroundings, evolution and mutation are what rules are coded in to allow such a change. That evlolution run rule is for ALL life forms, including bacteria.
The constant battle to discredit a belief one has with a God and the study and continous evolution of scientific theories is simply ignorant. They coexist just fine when you consider that a creator of any complex system must have set of boundaries and laws for that system to run with.
The only real question is to ask yourself if you choose to believe the Creator exists at all or if the creation and the creator are one in the same. Creation itself is simply the One.
