And in the evolutionary worldview, the future is pretty bleak:
"Scientists have long estimated that in about 5 billion years, the sun will run out of fuel, first expanding into a red giant and eventually becoming a white dwarf that will continue cooling for tens—if not hundreds—of billions of years. Amid this dramatic sequence of cosmic events, the fate of Earth remains uncertain.
Will it be pulled into the expanding red sun and disappear forever? Or, though long since rendered uninhabitable, will it continue orbiting the white dwarf remnant of the Sun until the universe reaches its eventual heat death?"
Apparently, most scientists favor the first scenario: The sun “eats” the earth. Of course, by the time anything like this supposedly happens (an alleged two billion years from now), evolutionists believe humans and all other life will be long extinct, so there would be nothing around, in their own worldview, to observe whatever happens to the earth.
But there’s another assumption that’s the foundation of these kinds of studies: There is no Creator God who controls the universe. We don’t have to wonder about how the earth will end; God has already told us that it will end when He returns in judgment to judge earth with fire before creating a new heavens and a new earth. Earth won’t be swallowed by the sun—it will be destroyed by God when He judges mankind’s sin.
Two points to consider:
1- From an evolutionist’s perspective, all life becomes extinct, so ultimately no one will ever know they existed. So what’s the point of fighting creationists, and ultimately, what’s the point of anything in this ultimately meaningless existence?
2- Isn’t it interesting that those Christians/Christian leaders who compromise God’s Word in Genesis with evolution concerning the past then go to the Bible to say what will happen in the future. They are totally inconsistent. They accept what the naturalistic evolutionists say about the past but reject what they say about the future and turn to God’s Word instead. So inconsistent!
Worthy are you, our Lord and God, to receive glory and honor and power, for You created all things, and by Your will they existed and were created. Revelation 4:11."
2- Isn’t it interesting that those Christians/Christian leaders who compromise God’s Word in Genesis with evolution concerning the past then go to the Bible to say what will happen in the future. They are totally inconsistent. They accept what the naturalistic evolutionists say about the past but reject what they say about the future and turn to God’s Word instead. So inconsistent!
Worthy are you, our Lord and God, to receive glory and honor and power, for You created all things, and by Your will they existed and were created. Revelation 4:11."
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