I am a creavolutionist!

[lantairvlea]

Some may question that two such polar theories could collide and find some form of harmony amongst each other, I think, why not?

I personally believe that the earth was not created in 6 days, as we know them, rather, six times. Really, if Earth as we know it were created in 6 days as we know them, I doubt it'd appear as it does, nor be so well-planned gosh darn-it! considering that you didn't have the actual Earth to gage time on the first day, how in the world are you to speculate that it was a day as we know it?

Anyway, I think that, yes, Christ, under the hand of God created earth, and all things in it. But does it say how he created each individual by hand? Of course not! That'd be way too detailed and strenuous for the mind of Humans way back when this account of the creation was given. Thusly, I believe that the creations of the earth DID evolve, but they were "nudged," so to speak, by a greater power.

Consider the fact that in-breeding is not a good idea when it comes to maintaining a healthy species population. Given that similar mutations are more prone to happen among related individuals wouldn't that destroy the new species as it was created? Also, if two animals that were of the same species, but in far corners of the genetic pool did have the same genetic mutation, who's to say they'd ever have the chance to meet and breed? Let alone both being of differing genders!

Okay, I should go to bed, fever is evil. That is the end of my creavolutionism rant, maybe I should write a paper, hehe.

Comments

[highwaypoetry.livejournal.com]

Actually your belief is more popular than you may think! I've heard 45% of Americans believe in strict creationism, 6 days, no fine print. Another 45% believe in your *laughs at the new title* creavolutionist, while the remaining 10% are strict evolutionists.

[placetohide.livejournal.com]

While I myself am a rather purebred evolutionist, I find that to be an interesting concept! I think it makes a heck of a lot more sense than the thought of god or jesus creating the entire world in six days, and getting it all right the first time ;) And the name makes me laugh, too. Always gotta have a trendy name *grins*

Ah yes, I deleted this comment and reposted it. I felt that Spreading the Bub Love was a more appropriate icon than my default one. .... I'm weird.

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[lantairvlea.livejournal.com]

Oh, I think the jumping critter was worth the repost! So cute! Hehehe. Yes, Creavolutionist! Muah ha ha. anyway, hehe, yeah, I think I'll go now.