Chapters (18)
- Cover
- Foreword
- Introduction
- Chapter One - Christianity Is Under Attack
- Chapter Two - Evolution Is Religion
- Chapter Three - Creation Is Religion
- Chapter Four - The Root of the Problem
- Chapter Five - Crumbling Foundations
- Chapter Six - Genesis Does Matter
- Chapter Seven - Death: A Curse and a Blessing
- Chapter Eight - The Evils of Evolution
- Chapter Nine - Evangelism is a Pagan World
- Chapter Ten - Wake Up, Shepherds!
- Chapter Eleven - Creation, Flood, and Coming Fire
- Appendix 1 - 20 Reasons Why Genesis and Evolution Don't Mix
- Appendix 2 - Why Did God Take Six Days?
- Endnotes
- Resources
Many people (particularly those of the younger generation) have commented on the lack of authoritative teaching. It is a sad indictment upon our church. What are they feeding their people?
Chapter Eight - The Evils of Evolution
Chapter 8
THE EVILS OF EVOLUTION
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If you accept a belief in God as Creator, then you accept that there are laws, since He is the law-giver. Gods Law is the reflection of His holy character. He is the absolute authority, and we are under total obligation to Him. Laws are not a matter of our opinions, but rules given by the One who has the right to impose them upon us for our good and His own glory. He gives us principles as a basis for building our thinking in every area.
Accepting the God of creation tells us what life is all about. We know that God is the life-giver, that life has meaning and purpose, and that all humans are created in the image of God and, therefore, are of great value and significance. God made us so that He could relate to us, love us, and pour out His blessing on us, and so that we could love Him in return.
On the other hand, if you reject God and replace Him with another belief that puts chance and random processes in the place of God, there is no basis for right or wrong. Rules become whatever you want to make them. There are no absolutes no principles that must be adhered to. People will write their own rules.
It must be understood that our world view is inevitably affected by what we believe concerning our origins and our destiny.
As the creation foundation is removed, we see the godly institutions also start to collapse. On the other hand, as the evolution foundation remains firm, the structures built on that foundation lawlessness, homosexuality, abortion, etc., logically increase. We must understand this connection.
Many Christians recognize the degeneration that has occurred in society. They see the collapse in Christian ethics and the increase in anti-God philosophies. They are well aware of the increase of lawlessness, homosexuality, pornography, and abortion (and other products of humanistic philosophy), but they are at a loss to know why this is occurring. The reason they are in such a dilemma is that they do not understand the foundational nature of the battle. Creation versus evolution is the bottom line.
