Creation - St. Marys Coptic Orthodox Church

All of these famous scientists not only believed in God as a Creator
and Ruler of the universe, but also were good Christians who went to
Church and performed good deeds.
CHARLES DARWIN (12 February 1809 – 19 April 1882)
Unfortunately, All of this changed when in 1859, Charles Darwin
published his theory “On the Origin of Species”
Scientists embraced the new theory without really evaluating the
evidence for its validity. This led to the divorce between science and
religion.
According to Darwin’s theory, God did not create the world, it just
came into being by chance and “survival of the fittest”.
THE STEADY STATE THEORY:
Since Darwin’s fantastic theory could not be statistically viable, that
is to say, the odds of this happening were found to be one in a trillion
to the power of trillion, “scientists” came up with another theory to
support Darwin’s theory, which they called the “Steady State Theory”.
According to this theory, the universe is eternal! And, since it is eternal,
then statistical probabilities do not apply!
Summarizing the belief of the scientific community, the French
philosopher George Politzer wrote:
The Universe was not a created object, if it were, then it would
have to be created instantaneously by God and brought into
existence from nothing. To admit creation, one has to admit, in
the first place, the existence of a moment when the Universe did
not exist and that something came out of nothingness. This is
something to which science cannot accede. 1
1915: ALBERT EINSTEIN: General Theory of Relativity
In 1915, Albert Einstein postulated his General Theory of Relativity.
We are not here to discuss this theory, which has some truths but also
has some problems, but let us zero in on a set of equations which are
called “The Field Equations”. By using these equations, one could
1 George Politzer, Principes Fondamentaux de Philosophie,
Editions Sociales, Paris, 1954, p. 84
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