mark francis
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Yes, it is. Darwin founded his theory of evolution as a substitute theory toreplace the Biblical affirmation that God created original life on earth. I know modern evolutionists do their best to scrub that fact from the record, but their efforts are dishonest.Evolution is not theologically based
Darwin's college degree was in arts and theology, not science. He was a racist, but modern evolutionists do their best to hide that fact. He theorized about the origin of life on earth and modern evolutionists try to hide that fact and the fact that his ideas of origins have all been proven wrong by actual scientific facts.
Here is what the school that trained him said:
Charles Darwin's use of theology in the Origin of Species | The British Journal for the History of Science | Cambridge Core
Charles Darwin's use of theology in the Origin of Species
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 04 May 2011
STEPHEN DILLEY
Abstract
This essay examines Darwin's positiva (or positive) use of theology in the first edition of the Origin of Species in three steps. First, the essay analyses the Origin's theological language about God's accessibility, honesty, methods of creating, relationship to natural laws and lack of responsibility for natural suffering; the essay contends that Darwin utilized positiva theology in order to help justify (and inform) descent with modification and to attack special creation. Second, the essay offers critical analysis of this theology, drawing in part on Darwin's mature ruminations to suggest that, from an epistemic point of view, the Origin's positiva theology manifests several internal tensions. Finally, the essay reflects on the relative epistemic importance of positiva theology in the Origin's overall case for evolution. The essay concludes that this theology served as a handmaiden and accomplice to Darwin's science.