Where do caring and mercy come from?
While the evolutionist cries out that a loving God is inconsistent with the world of cruelty we inhabit, he conveniently overlooks other things. For example, how does evolution explain mercy, charity and caring? If evolution is true, the driving force of nature is “survival of the fittest.” Those less able to compete are destined to die. Any attempt to rescue these “less competitive” people would be to work against the most fundamental force of nature. The existence of doctors, hospitals, charitable organizations and even police is contrary to evolution. The evolutionist has no basis for moral judgments. If man is just the result of millions of years of evolution, our behavior is based on random chemical reactions. There is no ultimate moral code. All morality is relative. If a person needs money, why is it wrong to rob someone? According to evolution, the stronger person should succeed. Might makes right. So in the evolutionary view, suffering and death are a natural part of the world
