andy_g wrote:and kalos, if you are anywhere near ljubljana i'm giving a talk tomorrow evening about astrobiology and the possibilities for life in other environments. you're welcome to come along.
SouthCoastShankly wrote:I personally sit in the middle. I believe in God but I too cannot ignore the evidence that evolution presents. My beliefs are one of compromise. Evolution and a belief in God can co-exist if you can accept that Evolution is a tool that God used to create life.
Additionally you have to read Genesis not as a literal account but as an account written over 6000 years ago to explain the origins of life to the earliest tribe of Human beings, effectively figurative.
Even the likes of Richard Dawkins can accept this stance, as seen in this article published in the Times a few months back (Link)
Big Niall wrote:SouthCoastShankly wrote:I personally sit in the middle. I believe in God but I too cannot ignore the evidence that evolution presents. My beliefs are one of compromise. Evolution and a belief in God can co-exist if you can accept that Evolution is a tool that God used to create life.
Additionally you have to read Genesis not as a literal account but as an account written over 6000 years ago to explain the origins of life to the earliest tribe of Human beings, effectively figurative.
Even the likes of Richard Dawkins can accept this stance, as seen in this article published in the Times a few months back (Link)
Do you think the bible was written by man in a normal way? or that there was a divine power/knowledge behind it?
Some believe the latter, which doesn't make sense considering much of it is proven wrong (7 days creation etc).
As far as I am aware, the pope has said evolution isn't contradictary to christianity.
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