Reframing biblical interpretation helps religious students accept evolution

[zqwerty]

Reframing biblical interpretation helps religious students accept evolution

https://www.psypost.org/reframing-biblic...evolution/

[Lilith7]

That's fascinating - I don't know why I was so surpirsed by it though since there doesn't seem to be any limit on the stuff our species can manage to believe, however daft.

Very encouraging though - there may yet be hope for those who hold some of the more bizarre religious beliefs.

[Oh_hunnihunni]

Do they not understand how the Bible came to be? As in its source material...

I guess not.

[Lilith7]

Do they not understand how the Bible came to be? As in its source material...

I guess not.

Given that the McBishop was railing against 'foreign religions' recently, probably not...

[Oh_hunnihunni]

Did you know the word homosexual was added to the Bible in 1946? Before that the only mention of same sex relationships was a warning about older men exploiting younger...

No wonder some of us are turned off by dogmatic religions.

[zqwerty]

Even though most people are quite cunning, which masquerades as intelligence, a lot of people are actually still quite stupid unfortunately.

[C_T_Russell]

Some christian groups are slowly adapting to the idea, the fundamentalist groups will take much longer, some of them still think the earth is only 6000 years old, yet believe that the select few animals out of Noahs ark could evolve into the millions of different species found on this earth today at a faster rate than evolutionists believe!

[king1]

well I suppose if God was able to make the earth in seven days, a few million species was probably easy peasy over a few thousand years...