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Re: Common ground in science/Bible debate
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Tue, 10 Apr 2001 19:36:05 GMT
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Greetings! I've been following the debate regarding science and the Bible
and it seems the debate has digressed so I thought I'd start a thread • about
the things I think we should agree on. Feel free to join in but please • keep
an open mind and use kind words.

We should agree that Christianity is one of thousands of religions • practiced
by the billions that inhabit this planet. There are even faiths still
practiced today that have been around before Moses. There are other • faiths,
like those of the ancient Greeks, that are no longer practiced.

Each religion has it's laws, beliefs and stories. Some have written works
while others are handed down orally. Each religion has it's own story of
creation. The stories in the Bible are just as relevant to Christians as
were the Greek's stories of the gods of Olympus, which we now call myths.

Science reveals the FACTS of our existence while religion helps reveal the
MEANING of our existence.


Up to here is where I agree with you, and I believe the Bible precludes the
possibility of evolution.  That's as much common ground as I think we'll
get.

Now I have another job with more hours so I would ask that anyone who wants
to discuss these things with me would e-mail me: ryanjf@ifriendly.com.

Cheers,
--Ryan



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