And what say you of the belief that god creating species via change over time through natural mechanisms?
This belief doesn’t affect modern science in anyway unlike the belief that everything suddenly appeared. So really this theory can work fine with evolution its basically just slapping a "God helped it" label on. This doesn’t affect the teaching of evolution in anyway.
Do you really believe that this "unfairness" to other theories is evidence enough of them being taught?
I personally would like to keep the two ideas / theories in their respective fields. Leave creationism in church and evolution in science lab. However, what I’m saying is if suddenly for some reason unknown, creationism gets into the science rooms shouldn't evolution also then get into the church congregations.
Evolution should be taught in churches. Controversly, creationism should not be taught in science classrooms because science is held to a higher standard, like I said.
I agree fully, all I want to know is if everyone else on this bored agrees
The churches are not held to the same standard as science. We have this little thing called "faith" that science doesn't have. So, no, they should not be held to the same standar.
I'm talking about the "creationism science" not the actual belief in god. If creationism science was to infiltrate the science classes like they are so trying to do. Then evolution should infiltrate the churches just to keep a happy medium.
I hope you had a good night.
I had a terrible night, couldn't sleep for some reason and woke with headache