Penguins and Polar Bears

Anyone who follows my blog knows I am not high on the global warming issue and certainly even less on evolution. But I have a question for the evolutionist.

Whatever happened to "survival of the fittest" and the purported fact that creatures adapted to their new circumstances which they found themselves in?

But we are concerned about the 50,000 polar bears that are almost on the endangered species list and the penguins that are losing their ice in Antarctica. If Darwin was really correct, why not let evolution take its course and let these creatures adapt to their new world? It seems that we are trying to avoid the evolutionary process.

"The Privileged Planet" author loses privileges at ISU

Go to the following web link to read about this man who has produced an excellent scholarly rebuttal of the Darwinian evolutionary explanation for our universe. Because he did so he angered the academia who are so hung up on the worship of Darwinian evolution. The same academicians want everyone to be tolerant, to allow free speech, as long as the tolerance and free speech is in their direction. When a Christian speaks up then he/she can count on retribution, not rebuttal. I believe this demonstrates the fraility of the arguments of the Darwinian evolution crowd. In preaching class there was a saying, "Weak point here; shout louder."

http://www.weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/013/733rlosv.asp

Last fall a colleague and I went to Kansas University to hear the world renowned atheist "evangelist" Richard Dawkins. He was a slick audience-manipulator that knew all the right buttons to push in Kansas, even though he comes from England. It was sickening to be in an audience of a thousand cheering atheists. In fact, it was downright uncomfortable. My friend and I were glad we got out without facing mayhem.

I am presently listening to Dawkin's book The God Delusion. It is being narrated by none else than Richard Dawkins. The venom and vitriol against Christianity flows like a river from this book. Religion, but more specifically Christianity, is responsible for all of the ills of the world. The church never did and never will do anything good.

So a university professor who stands up for the Designer/Design theory of creation gets the ax because he doesn't sound like Richard Dawkins.