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**jeepgrandch** · 08-13-2012, 06:16 AM

There are some Muslims who think evolution theory is true and it is okay to believe it and still be a Muslim if they believe that Allah caused it.

However the theory has many problems with it....when these darwinists explain it, they always say you do not understand when you disagree with them. They give things like nature a personality in their books, they say things like natural selection did this or that, or random mutations just happened to create this or that. It sounds like make believe to me.

If you look at it wholistically...they say that the soil has little millions of creatures (microbes) in a spoon full of soil...without these we would get not plants. Tree and plant roots help keep the soil firm, if you chop away the trees and take away the plants, when it rains it washes away all the soil and can cause floods and mud slides. All the trees and plants help to maintain the atmosphere and the air, temperature of the earth.

Now given all this we should ask how did the first plants establish themselves? Did microbes already exist in the soil, how come the soil was not washed away with the rains? What was the atmosphere of the earth like without any plants?

08-13-2012, 06:16 AM	#2
jeepgrandch Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 382 Senior Member	There are some Muslims who think evolution theory is true and it is okay to believe it and still be a Muslim if they believe that Allah caused it. However the theory has many problems with it....when these darwinists explain it, they always say you do not understand when you disagree with them. They give things like nature a personality in their books, they say things like natural selection did this or that, or random mutations just happened to create this or that. It sounds like make believe to me. If you look at it wholistically...they say that the soil has little millions of creatures (microbes) in a spoon full of soil...without these we would get not plants. Tree and plant roots help keep the soil firm, if you chop away the trees and take away the plants, when it rains it washes away all the soil and can cause floods and mud slides. All the trees and plants help to maintain the atmosphere and the air, temperature of the earth. Now given all this we should ask how did the first plants establish themselves? Did microbes already exist in the soil, how come the soil was not washed away with the rains? What was the atmosphere of the earth like without any plants?
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