Wesley Huff

Do you believe in evolution?

I don't.

You don't believe it's true?

No.

I am open to the fact that I don't think that a belief in evolution undermines Christianity in any way.

to individuals who are far more studied than me, like Stephen Meyer and Jonathan McClatchy and John Tors and Douglas Axe and those individuals who have studied it.

At the exact same time, though, it also depends on what you mean by evolution.

Right?

So like adaptation genetically is a thing.

Yeah.

No, I don't.

But at the exact same time, I think there are individuals within the Christian faith, intelligent people who do and have no problem with understanding of a theistic evolutionary model.

However, I think in the effort of survival of the fittest, I still think that you're starting a few miles down the road in answering the question of the arrival of the fittest.

How do minds come from mindless matter?

How does everything come from nothing?

How do we answer those questions?

And I think that's why you can use the evolutionary model as an explanation of how God has actually created, right, the biology of the situation.

But I think the bigger question is the cosmological questions.

How did this all get going?

You know, the Big Bang, what was the Big Banger?