[E. Pluribus Unum]

I personally believe that Jesus Christ died on the Cross and rose from the dead in forgiveness of my sins.

I also believe in evolution.

I do not believe for a single second that a merciful God would send me to Hell for that second belief.

Do you?

[StJacques]

"I personally believe that Jesus Christ died on the Cross and rose from the dead in forgiveness of my sins.

I also believe in evolution.

I do not believe for a single second that a merciful God would send me to Hell for that second belief.

[StJacques]

Whoops! I was in such a hurry that I forgot to type "I agree entirely with E. Pluribus Unum (see my previous post).

[Aquinasfan]

I also believe in evolution. I do not believe for a single second that a merciful God would send me to Hell for that second belief. Do you?

No, but He might if you worked to prevent school children from hearing the other side of the story. The problem with evolutionary theory is that it's very weak scientifically. I find the ID arguments much more compelling. Regardless, evolutionary theory should not be sold as fact to impressionable children.

The only thing we know with certainty regarding human origins is that the human race has descended from an original couple. Regarding the cosmos, we know that the universe was created from nothing.