The Christian Evolutionist: Is There Such A Thing?

Matthew Maury was a Christian. He believed his Bible when it said that the oceans contain springs (Job 28:6) and that the ocean floor contains deep valleys and mountains (2 Samuel 22:16; Jonah 2:6). As such, he founded the science of oceanography at a time when science claimed that oceans were fed only by rivers and rain and that the ocean floor was flat.

If it adheres to the scientific method, being testable, observable, and repeatable, then the answer to the above questions is, "Yes." If it begins with and ends at the hypothesis, with nothing more than conjecture, inference, and opinionism, then the answer is, "No." Real science is based on empirical evidence; that which you can test, observe, and repeat. If it begins and ends at a hypothesis, then it is not science. It is non-science-or, better yet, nonsense.

Creationism and Intelligent Design are more compelling and satisfying than Theistic Evolution or any other theory that attempts to harmonize pseudo-science with God. All real science points directly to God.