To: Dimensio
How does this relate to the theory of evolution? The theory of evolution, which is about biological motion, has precious little to do with the understanding of original sin. Original sin, however, is very influential in conservatism, pinpointing the cause human nature's fallibility as well as the source of human nature's perfectibility.
95 posted on
07/23/2006 1:01:29 PM PDT by
cornelis
To: cornelis
The theory of evolution, which is about biological motion, has precious little to do with the understanding of original sin.
But how do your references to "chance plus time" or an "ideal order" relate to this?
102 posted on
07/23/2006 1:23:44 PM PDT by
Dimensio
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To: cornelis
Original sin, however, is very influential in conservatism I don't see how. It has nothing to do with me.
144 posted on
07/23/2006 2:00:24 PM PDT by
stands2reason
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