I believe in what is said in the Bible and that explains why I don't believe in the theory of evolution. You need to show some respect to those whose beliefs on this are different from yours.
Given the leading nature of that question, Walker's best response would have been "unless I'm asked to sign into law some sort of legislation that deals with the evolution of life, my beliefs are wholly irrelevant to my duties as governor of Wisconsin, or my fitness to serve as President."
I believe in what is said in the Bible and that explains why I don't believe in the theory of evolution. You need to show some respect to those whose beliefs on this are different from yours.
I believe in what is said in the Bible and that explains why I don't believe in the theory of evolution. You need to show some respect to those whose beliefs on this are different from yours.
If you actually believe that the Creation stories in Genesis (and yes, there are two different Creation narratives in Genesis) are meant to be taken literally, then I really feel for you.
If you actually believe that the Creation stories in Genesis (and yes, there are two different Creation narratives in Genesis) are meant to be taken literally, then I really feel for you.
Jesus did the majority of his teaching thru parables, and yet there are some who cannot grasp the idea that other lessons in the Bible might be just that.
I believe God created the earth and what is on it. I'm a literal creationist and if you aren't that's your business but don't talk down to me because I don't share your beliefs on that.
I believe God created the earth and what is on it. I'm a literal creationist and if you aren't that's your business but don't talk down to me because I don't share your beliefs on that.
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