Yes, what imitation is destructive ...and could prove to be disastrous?

There are many challenges we have to face in life ...and some of them involve horrific experiences, but the worse that I can imagine is if we were to accept the imitation of a false religion.

I see institutions of (supposed) higher learning presenting a conglomeration of fabricated theories; usually all grouped together under one simply false belief ...called evolution.

We act like a herd of bovines, chewing on what we are fed ...while cutting the pieces smaller and smaller, to make them easier to digest.  And as long as we are content to be this way, we will let them take us to the last straw, pretending that it is clover ...while they insist on milking us for all we're worth.  

Yes, perhaps I used a cliche too many, but I know that evolution cannot stand the test of time ...even though it is trying to give itself more time.

I don't even believe 'evolution' is meant to be forever preserved as the dominant view of life.  Let me put it this way: When it seems I am involved in something good, I don't take credit for it ...I thank God.  Who do we credit when something bad happens?

I know I'm telling my age somewhat, but I remember when my family watched the Flip Wilson Show.  My parents thought he was funny.  He had this one character he would play ...called Geraldine.  I don't remember much about it, but I do remember the line, "The devil made me buy this dress."

I know Eve said, "The serpent beguiled me, and I did eat."  And since beguile means to artfully deceive, I guess the argument could be made that the devil made her do it.

Well, God gives us free choice, which doesn't force us ...and that free will also allows us to choose against what Satan would have us do.  So, as intriguing as it may appear ...we have to make our choices based on more than just intrigue.