Missing Link Found?

[BgMc31]

The purpose of religion throughout human existence it to explain what man could not explain for himself. As science and technology advances many religious principles are debunked. That is just the nature of the beast. The Abrahamic religions are relatively young in human history and like all religions they may or may not fal by the wayside as science and technology advance. But there is no harm in using religion as a guideline to living your life. Whether or not God created anything is immaterial to what religion is actually trying to teach and that is a way of living. I think people who put too much into proving the bible or any other holy book is literal, are focusing on the wrong things. They should be using the books as a way of teaching themselves how to live. I consider the holy books a book of lessons similar to Aeosops fables. They are lessons to be learned and not to be taken literal.

There doesn't need to be a missing link to prove evolution. The evidence that many different humanoids have existed over time is painfully apparent and nowhere in any of the holy books does it explain any of these. Why, because they hadn't a clue about them.

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Very well said

The purpose of religion throughout human existence it to explain what man could not explain for himself. As science and technology advances many religious principles are debunked. That is just the nature of the beast. The Abrahamic religions are relatively young in human history and like all religions they may or may not fal by the wayside as science and technology advance. But there is no harm in using religion as a guideline to living your life. Whether or not God created anything is immaterial to what religion is actually trying to teach and that is a way of living. I think people who put too much into proving the bible or any other holy book is literal, are focusing on the wrong things. They should be using the books as a way of teaching themselves how to live. I consider the holy books a book of lessons similar to Aeosops fables. They are lessons to be learned and not to be taken literal.

There doesn't need to be a missing link to prove evolution. The evidence that many different humanoids have existed over time is painfully apparent and nowhere in any of the holy books does it explain any of these. Why, because they hadn't a clue about them.