12 Fallacies of Evolution
1 It accepts heathen and pagan philosophers in preference to God, Christ, the Holy Spirit, the Bible, and Christians. Pagan Hindu and Greek philosophers invented such a theory. Aristotle taught an internal spontaneity which is the same idea of modem evolutionists who call it resident forces or impersonal eternal energy.
2 It nullifies the idea of Bible creation by God. Blind force is substituted for the creative power of the personal and living God who created all things (Gen. 1: 1, 20-28; 2: 7-22; 5: 1-2; 9: 6; Jn. 1: 1-4; Eph. 3: 9; Col. 1: 15-18; Heb. 1: 1-3).
3 It degrades man from creation by God in the image of God to a monkey ancestry. See Gen. 1: 26-28; 2: 7; 5: 1-2.
4 It degrades God's image to a mere beast. See Gen. 1: 26-28; 9: 6; Jas. 3: 9.
5 It makes Christ, the second and last Adam, nothing more than a mere beast. See Gen. 1: 26-28; 1 Cor. 15: 45.
6 It does away with the fall of man, for how can a mere beast who has evolved steadily from a molecule to an intelligent being go backward and have a fall? See Gen. 3; Rom. 5: 12-21.
7 It does away with Bible miracles and the supernatural in all its forms. The only miracle or power of evolution is the inherent force of molecules. See Heb. 2: 1-4.
8 It does away with the virgin birth, makes it impossible and unnecessary, and makes Christ a product of evolution in the same sense that it does all other men. See Isa. 7: 14; 9: 6-7; Mt. 1: 18-25.
9 It denies the bodily resurrection of Christ and declares that it is contrary to the process of evolution of resident forces making progress.
10 It denies the atonement, for according to evolution there was no fall of man and therefore no sin to make atonement for. Regeneration by outside power is the direct opposite of the resident powers, the only power accepted by evolution.
11 It denies the 2nd advent of Christ and the final restoration and preservation of all things by the personal acts of God.
12 It does away with the authority of the Bible as a real revelation from a personal and living God, making it a lie—not only regarding creation but every other doctrine. See 2 Tim. 3: 16.
Jesus the Christ? He didn’t believe in evolution. Jesus said unto them, But from the beginning of the creation God made them male and female (Mark 10:6). To argue that the Christian can accept evolution on the grounds that the Bible is not to be taken literally, is a surrender to the foes of God, Christ, the Holy Spirit, the Bible, and all Christian teachings. The theory therefore is anti-God, anti-Christ, anti-Bible, anti-Christian, and and-intelligence.
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