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Debate - Ongoing controversy, the EvC question

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Dr Jack
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05-13-2004 11:49 AM 		Reply to: Message 10 by Sylas
05-13-2004 10:38 AM

Re: Einstein's beliefs
Newton and Galileo were certainly Christians, but Einstein was agnostic... and atheistic with respect to a personal God.
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Newton was a unitarian - he didn't believe in the divinity of Jesus. I'd argue that pretty much makes him not a Christian - it certainly makes him fundamentally opossed to the views of nearly all living Christians.
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05-13-2004 11:50 AM 		Reply to: Message 9 by crashfrog
05-13-2004 8:48 AM

Christians can be scientists, but creationists aren't scientists because creationism isn't science, it's dogma.
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Creationists can be scientists, there have been some very fine scientists who are creationists - although none in biology. What there cannot be is creation science.
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