Posted by
Ikester on Wednesday, April 30, 2008 7:46:34 PM
In the movie "Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed," Richard Dawkins is featured a number of times. The last interview with him really reveals the massive holes in his worldview. He actually contradicted himself. He was asked how things got to be as they are. He gave some lame theories, to no avail. When pushed about the question of an intelligent being creating it all, he said that he is 99% sure that there is no God. Pushed again, he was asked if he knew how the very first thing came to be. He admitted, finally, that he simply did not know how it got here. When pushed again, he admitted to the possibility of a supreme being who did start the whole process.
Doesn't this give rise to investigating Intelligent Design more closely as a scientific position? Of course it does. Thank you Dawkins for helping us understand your position more clearly. You see, evolution has become a theory in crisis as a result of scientific investigation. It cannot answer the questions that must be asked and it gives no answers to the ground zero question of how the first part get here and it never will. It truly is a failed theory. It is time to start calling it just that instead of repeating the mantra, "Evolution is a fact."
Stay tuned for the next godless theory, the Alien Invasion! I predict that this will be the next theory trying to explain how life, planet earth and the whole universe got here. The problem with this idea is, "How did the aliens come to be?" It goes on and on with billions of dollars being spent to find out how what we see came to be. The answer is right in front of our eyes. "In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth." Genesis 1:1 It is the only explanation that we have that really matches good scientific research. The movie clearly shows that evolution is purely an atheistic position. They are trying to explain the unexplainable without God in their equasion. There is open disdain and even hatred for God, whom they say does not exist. It seems like a dog chasing its tail more than good science.