What the eyes can't see 45

Most of you are probably thinking, why such a fervent attack on evolution? or what is his agenda? Well let me take you on a picturesque journey into the world of evolution, and at this point I will apologize to all those out there who have no options when it comes to being associated with the name of evolution, perhaps I should be labeled as being narrow minded.There is apparently a good side to evolution, and maybe a new definition should be sought to describe these merits of an otherwise damning subject. Now the sad part of it all is that the original meaning of the word, as well as some of its current definitions, are far removed from its current status quo. Just ask anyone to define the meaning of evolution, and probably they would say something like, from ape to man, and the first name that will be mentioned will be Charles Darwin, strangely enough he didn't even like the word, and I can only find one quote of his with it in. He did however, perhaps unintentionally promote it to its more accepted definition.

Many are also of the impression that the evolutionary theory is a relatively new one, but this is not the case and it dates back to before Christ. Empedocles (495-435 B.C.) was the father and original proponent of the evolution theory, followed by advocates such as Democritus (460-370 B.C. ), Epicurus (342-270 B.C.), Lucretius (98-55 B.C.), Abubacer (1107-1185 A.D.), Bruno (1548-1600), Buffon (1707-1788), Helvetius (1715-1771), Erasmus Darwin (1731-1802), Lamarck (1744-1829), Goethe (1749-1832), Lyell (1797-1875), Charles Darwin (1809-1882) and many others.

Lets look at a few of these men and their agendas in life. (Epicurus) His idea was to explain everything mechanistically avoiding direct causes by God, was a reason that he was considered as an atheist, and was also the founder of epicureanism, Bruno He was an occultist believed in extra terrestrial life, was considered heretic and burned at the stake in 1600. All of these men had one thing in common, a disbelief in God as the creator, and often made public statements renouncing God or placing Him below mans own abilities, many embraced the ideas of a unified religion (atheism) working toward a better more peaceful future. Now if we look closer we will find that evolution is the accepted origin doctrine of atheism, and herein lies the problem. These guys were tame in comparison to current day counterparts as you will see in my next blog.