Sexuality
No, this is not about sex. This is about the sexes.
This argument is nearly unheard of, but still legit. Basically, the evolutionists claim we came from a single cell, since that single cell had no body to marry, the cell was asexual. It can clone itself, if you'd like to put it that way.
The problem here is, if 4.6 billions years ago we were all asexual, why are there male and females? Where did we get our sexuality from?
The evolutionist will say, "Natural selection! It helps us to survive better!" On the contrary, asexuality would help us survive longer because we wouldn't need to mate, therefore endangered species could just reproduce with themselves, if they were asexual.
Well, I'll tell you where we got our sexuality from, you see, about 6,000 years ago, there was a man, the first man, his name was Adam. He was very lonely, so God gave him a woman. He gave Adam someone he could talk to and to hold on to. Woman is man's special gift, just because God didn't want us to be lonely.
Ask the atheist this: "Where did we get our sexuality from?"
This argument is nearly unheard of, but still legit. Basically, the evolutionists claim we came from a single cell, since that single cell had no body to marry, the cell was asexual. It can clone itself, if you'd like to put it that way.
The problem here is, if 4.6 billions years ago we were all asexual, why are there male and females? Where did we get our sexuality from?
The evolutionist will say, "Natural selection! It helps us to survive better!" On the contrary, asexuality would help us survive longer because we wouldn't need to mate, therefore endangered species could just reproduce with themselves, if they were asexual.
Well, I'll tell you where we got our sexuality from, you see, about 6,000 years ago, there was a man, the first man, his name was Adam. He was very lonely, so God gave him a woman. He gave Adam someone he could talk to and to hold on to. Woman is man's special gift, just because God didn't want us to be lonely.
Ask the atheist this: "Where did we get our sexuality from?"
