Re: [BardonPraxis] Darwin's theory of evolution and Big Bang theory

["Rawn Clark" <rawnclark@...>]

Dear Roeme,

>> The following statement on page 174 of ' A Bardon Companion' states
that " Much time and intellect has been wasted trying to specify which
part of the original creation occurred first, second, third, etc.". Are
you referring to Darwin's theory of evolution and Big Bang theory by the
scientists? <<

No, not at all. I'm referring to religious dogmatists who have written
volumes upon volumes of theories about the sequence of the "original"
Creation. If you look at the context of that statement, you'll see that
I'm discussing the eternal, non-sequential nature of The Creation and
saying that one must be cautious in thinking of it in terms that imply
sequence.

Darwin's and the Big Bang theories both concern only a small drop of
water in the temporal ocean of The Creation. They do not deal with The
Creation itself.

My best to you,
:) Rawn Clark
21 Jul 2003
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