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To: Scully
It is possible to be a born-again Christian and a scientist who feels that evolution is the best theory we have to date to explain how life arose on our planet. The two are not mutually exclusive.

If by "not mutually exclusive" you mean that the human psyche is capable of affirming two logically mutual-exclusives without being troubled by the contradiction, you of course are correct. Human mentality is capable of that, and a host of other evils. That is like saying, "It is possible to be a fiscal and social conservative who feels that a totalitarian state controlling all of human life and commerce, and crushing out every last vestige of human freedom, is the best form of government."

If, however, you mean that it can be done consistently with one's professed faith — that is, with the Bible — then you are mistaken.

Dan
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70 posted on 02/20/2002 2:25:30 PM PST by BibChr
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To: BibChr
New game---relief pitcher...I'm going to the showers...

I'm responsible for loading the bases--one out!

71 posted on 02/20/2002 2:29:57 PM PST by f.Christian
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To: BibChr
If, however, you mean that it can be done consistently with one's professed faith — that is, with the Bible — then you are mistaken.

Then I am indeed a "cracked pot", because I find no contradiction between my faith and my science (and yes, I do actually read my Bible with great regularity).

78 posted on 02/20/2002 4:59:49 PM PST by Scully
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