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Subject Darwinism explained, especially for the Christian GLP'er

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Actually, I believe new science is actually morphing the two [creationism and evolution] regarding the universe, or "multiverse" as it's now called.

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I have no explanation as to how the first lifeforms came about, chemically i can see how hydrophobic chemicals may have formed the first primitive cell membranes and protected other chemicals inside, which then gave rise to complicated molecules forming inside a slightly protective shell. 
 
However evolution is something i can see, genetics is proven, evolution by natural selection just a theory but its the best and most logical theory, looking around at the selective breeding of animals and plants by humans proves it is possible, its not so hard to belive that the harsh nature of mother earth forced survival of the fittest on lifeforms which over time = evolution.

Darwinism speaks for itself, the hard part to grasp is how the first simple lifeforms came to be.
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Original Message Watch this fully.

I was writing a crash course in science for GLP Christians offline explaining many of the ideas presented in this doccumentary, but its taking me a while and this video explains some complicated ideas much quicker and easier than i can.

Any questions you have afterwards will probably be adressed by myself and other GLP posters.

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