- Series:Humans, Transcript English
Luke 24:31
“And their eyes were opened, and they knew him; and he vanished out of their sight.”
When Creation Moments posted a story with the headline “Dawkins Becomes a Creationist,” many evolutionists reacted in disbelief, saying that one of their own – namely, Richard Dawkins – could never become a creationist. And yet, a scientist and veterinarian by the name of Karen Dawkins was also an evolutionist … until God changed her way of thinking.
In an interview with Creation Moments, she said, “As a product of the public school system, I always assumed that evolution was fact. Majoring in science in college, I began having my doubts about the scientific logic of evolution. The first organism I learned about that was not explainable by evolution was the woodpecker. There is no way it could have evolved with so many specialized organs. It had to have been created with all of its specialized organs all at one time. It still took me about 15 years to come to the conclusion that God created the heavens and the earth in six literal days.”
She also told us, “Christianity explains the basics of science. Biology, chemistry, geology, physics and astronomy are all based on an orderly, predictable set of laws. And if life is ruled by these laws, then there has to be One who created those predictable sets of laws.”
Today Karen Dawkins feels she has a more complete understanding of the sciences by the revealed Word of God. If such a radical change could happen to her, we can only pray that another evolutionist named Dawkins will come to see Christ as Lord and Creator before it’s too late.
Prayer: Heavenly Father, I pray for evolutionists so that their turning to You will impact the lives of many others. Amen.
Author: Steven J. Schwartz
Ref: Karen Dawkins interview on file at Creation Moments. Photo: Karen E. Dawkins, who earned a Bachelor of Science degree as well as a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine. She is now teaching science as a homeschooling parent.
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