Marina Joubert wrote:
> In my experience there are many scientists and science students (especially
> in developing countries) who are able to reconcile science with their
> (Christian or other) faith. We don't think of ourselves as fundamentalist,
> we simply believe in God and also the Big Bang and evolution theories.
This is a position called theistic evolution. It is one held by myself
and Professor Kenneth Miller amongst, obviously, thousands of others.
Miller's book "Finding Darwin's God" is a good summary, as well as being
a publication arguing against creationism (such as the Intelligent
Design - Young Earth variant making headway in the UK).
--
Best, Mikey Brass
MA in Archaeology degree, University College London
"The Antiquity of Man" http://www.antiquityofman.com
Book: "The Antiquity of Man: Artifactual, fossil and gene records explored"
- !ke e: /xarra //ke
("Diverse people unite": Motto of the South African Coat of Arms, 2002)
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