Christians, in your own words, what is evolution?

Question

If you are not a Christian, please do not answer unless you have something constructive or critical to add.

Answer 1

a change in the gene pool of a population from generation to generation by such processes as mutation, natural selection, and genetic drift.

Answer 2

Evolution is a growing process that all humans must go through to become better people.  As for Darwins theory I of course don't beleive.  I am sure that every living thing has evolved but not into something different just a better version of what it already was.  Hope that makes sense  

Answer 3

Micro-evolution refers to small-scale genetic changes in a particular organism that results in slight changes to the organism over time, but does not result in the creation of a new organism or species.  Micro-evolution has been proven through observation.    

Macro-evolution refers to large-scale genetic changes to an organism that results in the creation of a new organism or species.  Macro-evolution is a theory that has some evidence supporting it, but contrary to poplular belief, has not been proven as fact.

Answer 4

Evolution is considered a scientific theory. It was popularized by the racist, woman hating theologian C. Darwin.  The theory provides a way to look at life on the earth from a non-theistic point of view.  Those who espouse this theory believe that all life forms came from non-life in a miraculous sort of way without anyone or thing involved in the miracle except time and chance.  The original one-celled organism(s) then evolved (changed) to become the multitude of life forms currently existing on Earth.

Evolution is considered proven based on the minor variations that occur within species (the changes in finches, or the changes between a Great Dane and a Pekingese).  There is no proof and precious little evidence that changes of the magnitude demanded to move from a one celled organism to a human being have ever occurred.  

Currently, there is no known mechanism for this grandiose change, although mutation has in the past been put forward.  Unfortunately, for the evolutionist there is no evidence that mutation can produce one much less a series of beneficial changes in any organism (this is graphically seen in the evolutionary proposal that the sickle cell gene in humans is said to be a possible mutation that furthers the evolution of man).  

Answer 5

Ignorance & stupidity.