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Religion and science: respecting the differences : Comments
By Michael Zimmerman, published 31/5/2010The teachings of most mainstream religions are consistent with evolution.
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>>> >> How can you stand by and watch a fellow Christian make such an idiot of himself, leaves me speechless.<<
Could you please suggest, what you think I should do beside having tried to explain to him that science, notably evolution, are compatible with a Christian outlook? It is hard, since there are others, like Dawkins, who keep on persuading him of the opposite. <<<
Well here's a twist; blame Dawkins for Dan not comprehending science. Do herrings arrive any redder than this?
People like Dan S de M, have somehow managed to learn to read and write and yet not understand even the most basic science. And what they do perceive as science they are then persuaded as incompatible with religion because of people like Dawkins? I doubt that reading Dawkins is even remotely possible for Dan at this point in time.
Nor do I see Dawkins persuading fundamental Christians of anything. Any more than Dawkins going door to door shoving his books into unwilling hands.
If anyone is likely to reach fundamentalist Christians, it is people like yourself who are capable of seeing the natural world as a part of your god's creation. Instead you blame atheists for Christian fundamentalist interpretations of Genesis.
You are not speaking to the likes of Oliver here, this is a Christian fundamentalist, you need to reach him at his level. I know it is not as much intellectually challenging as sparring with such as Oliver, but it would be a positive contribution if you would descend from your tower and talk to other Christians such as Dan.