Creation and evolution had fight for centuries, people who believe in science insist evolution is right, people who believe in god insist creation is right, so lets talk about those two title. Frist lets talk about evolution. Evolution is change in the heritable characteristics of biological populations over successive generations. Evolutionary processes give rise to biodiversity at every level of biological organisation, including the levels of species, individual organisms, and molecules. All life on Earth shares a common ancestor known as the last universal common ancestor (LUCA), which lived approximately 3.5–3.8 billion years ago, although a study in 2015 found "remains of biotic life" from 4.1 billion years ago in ancient rocks in Western Australia.
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Both the earth and the creature made to rule over it were declared by God to be good—indeed very good. This Christian understanding of mankind’s original material perfection is rare among the religions. Most of the ancient religions, and modern Hinduism, consider the material world as something evil, or at the least, something to be escaped from. The philosophy behind the Hindu practice of yoga is in fact the necessity of “escaping” from the material body and blending in some ethereal, spiritual way with the Universal All, which transcends the material. How different that is from the Christian understanding that the “All” is personal, and in Him we have our origin. Further, He actually took the material form of a man, died in the material form of a man, rose again in the material form of a man, ascended to heaven in the material form of a man, will one day come back in the material form of a man, and reign forever in the material form of man as the sovereign over material human beings that He has taken into His family as children of
Both the earth and the creature made to rule over it were declared by God to be good—indeed very good. This Christian understanding of mankind’s original material perfection is rare among the religions. Most of the ancient religions, and modern Hinduism, consider the material world as something evil, or at the least, something to be escaped from. The philosophy behind the Hindu practice of yoga is in fact the necessity of “escaping” from the material body and blending in some ethereal, spiritual way with the Universal All, which transcends the material. How different that is from the Christian understanding that the “All” is personal, and in Him we have our origin. Further, He actually took the material form of a man, died in the material form of a man, rose again in the material form of a man, ascended to heaven in the material form of a man, will one day come back in the material form of a man, and reign forever in the material form of man as the sovereign over material human beings that He has taken into His family as children of