Pardon the interruption but since when has God ever been benevolent? While I wouldn't go so far as to describe the actions of God as malevolent, flooding the Earth certainly wasn't very beneficial. Neither was the removing billions from the Garden of Eden for the mistakes of two. Two who were coerced by one of his one creations. The bible states that God created us and gave us free will, where was free will when he flooded the Earth? Where was free will when the Tower of Babel was shattered and humanity scattered to the winds? To be perfectly honest God is a hypocrite.
God: I'm going to give you curiosity, the ability to reason and the free will to use it. But if you don't just ignore all that and just follow me blindly your going to Hell!
No it wouldn't. The two are not at all comparable.
Yes they are, the cells are the 747 parts such as the ailerons, the tail, etc. etc.
Great imagery, but as MageGrayWolf said it isn't comparable. Humans came together gradually. 1 cell, then 2, then 7, so on and so forth. We evolved, which is a point people like to argue about a lot.
I believe in evolution too but I am arguing for God because I am a Catholic.
I believe in evolution too but I am arguing for God because I am a Catholic.
That's a real piss poor reason to argue against it. Given your argument your either using an argument that you don't believe yourself or you hold a misunderstanding of evolution.
Yes they are, the cells are the 747 parts such as the ailerons, the tail, etc. etc.
Further reading why your argument is bunk.
1. This claim is irrelevant to the theory of evolution itself, since evolution does not occur via assembly from individual parts, but rather via selective gradual modifications to existing structures. Order can and does result from such evolutionary processes.
2. Hoyle applied his analogy to abiogenesis, where it is more applicable. However, the general principle behind it is wrong. Order arises spontaneously from disorder all the time. The tornado itself is an example of order arising spontaneously. Something as complicated as people would not arise spontaneously from raw chemicals, but there is no reason to believe that something as simple as a self-replicating molecule could not form thus. From there, evolution can produce more and more complexity.
