[JamesP81]

10,000 clergymen endorse evolution.

We've been over this repeatedly. We've also repeatedly been over how jewish hebrew scholars pretty much uniformly think any interpretation in Genesis of anything other than a 7-day creation week was clearly not what the author intended. But since, we are rehashing it again:

Genesis was clearly written to be taken literally, as can be seen from the very obvious differences between narrative hebrew and poetic hebrew.

In short, those clergymen don't have a clue. And that's the proof.

[narby]

In short, those clergymen don't have a clue. And that's the proof.

Doctrinal arguments about what the Bible means have been going on for centuries. But there no real argument among scientists about whether evolution occurs. I'll go with the folks who have their story straight.

[Lurking Libertarian]

We've been over this repeatedly. We've also repeatedly been over how jewish hebrew scholars pretty much uniformly think any interpretation in Genesis of anything other than a 7-day creation week was clearly not what the author intended.

That's not what Orthodox Jewish Rabbis say.