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Darwin Goes to Church
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| Contributor | Servo |
| Last Edited | Servo Nov 09, 2005 04:04pm |
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| Media | Newspaper - Washington Post |
| News Date | Sunday, September 18, 2005 10:00:00 PM UTC0:0 |
| Description | Most adult Sunday school classes don't raise eyebrows, but my church is planning to hold one that's sure to. It's called "Evolution for Christians," and it will be taught this winter by David Bush, a member of the church I lead, Fairfax Presbyterian. David is an articulate government retiree who has been interested in this topic for nearly two decades, teaches a class on theories of the origins of life every five years or so, and once again has really done his homework. His view is that science and religion answer two different sets of questions about creation, with science answering the "how" questions, and religion answering the "why" ones. "With a little bit of wisdom and tolerance on each side," he tells me, "I think they can complement rather than contradict each other." |
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