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Originally Posted by alltherage
I say it because of these statements:
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If Religion keeps pushing doubt against a fact like Evolution, we need to find better ways to explain and show the average citizen of the world that this isn't some 'contraversial' theory, but fact.
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That's not bashing Christianity, that is a statement of fact. Some religious organizations exist for the sole purpose of undermining evolution because they see it as evil and a deception from the devil to take people from God. They fight through the legal system to introduce non-scientific topics that undermine evolution into the science classroom.
How is talking about the groups doing this bashing Christianity? Christians themselves are highly vocal in criticizing these groups.
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Originally Posted by alltherage
I am Christian, and I beleive in Evolution to an extent, but I don't believe that humans came from apes or whatever. We may have evolved from another physical form, but I beleive we were always human, and always had the ability to reason, and have always had separation from other life forms in that sense.
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Evolution doesn't say humans came from apes, it says apes and humans share a common ancestor. If you don't accept that, then you don't accept evolution at all. And this is the crux of the problem, you don't accept evolution, because basically you don't want to.