What is the difference between Christianity and science?

Answer 1

There is no inherent difference between Christianity and science. If read literally, The Bible can certainly be seen as anti-science, but since the very earliest days of Christianity leaders such as Origen have insisted that the literal reading of biblical texts was not necessarily to be accepted.

The Church has gone through periods of opposing scientific views about the nature of the universe and the evolution of species, but all major denominations now accept that these scientific theories can be compatible with Christian beliefs.

Religion can exist by faith alone and does not require proofs. Science requires proofs.

Answer 2

There is no inherent difference between Christianity and science. If read literally, the Bible can certainly be seen as anti-science, but since the very earliest days of Christianity leaders such as Origen have insisted that the literal reading of biblical texts was not necessarily to be accepted.

The Church has gone through periods of opposing scientific views about the nature of the universe and the evolution of species, but all major denominations now accept that these scientific theories can be compatible with Christian beliefs. For example, Pope Francis stated at the Pontifical Academy of Sciences (October 2014) that the theories of evolution and the Big Bang are real and that God is not "a magician with a magic wand."

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Answer 3

Religious means relating to or believing in a religion.

Christianity is the particular religion that is based on the teachings of Jesus Christ.

Answer 4

religious christanity just go thru the motions, true christianits accept lord as savior, and love him with all their lives, (jesus was one of the most non-religious people out there)