What if Creationism and Evolution coexist?

reply to post by TokiTheDestroyer


Yes, of course. But " blind watch maker" type processes are typically presented as random, undirected, unintentional and so not consistent with, incompatible with a designer.

A little, well okay, a lot late to this party, but I want to share something.

As the farmer plants the seed to grow his crops, so did God plant the seed of life to watch it grow. Life sprouted as the seed does. Eventually, life has taken full form just as the small seed planted has become a full grown crop.

Just a thought.

This happens every time a farmer selectively breeds a certain type of plant, but in the beginning all traits were one, so the act of creation or 'big bang' set the motion and then natural law takes over which is God indirectly guiding creation, otherwise divine intervention would be an assault on the system because it would be unnecessary intervention if God was perfect.