Answer 1
Many churches of the time posited that god created all the organisms of earth at one time, so that no organism was related except to vary from it's created kind. Darwin showed that through the process of natural selection new species were constantly arising from related organisms.
Answer 2
Theism rationalizes its beliefs in deities by pointing to the organized nature of nature, claiming that such complexities could not have come about through unguided natural processes. Darwin, with his theory of natural selection, provided just that: an explanation for natural complexities in terms of unguided processes. Basically, while Darwin's theory does not claim that no gods are involved in nature, it did away with the need for any gods to explain the diversity of life.
Traditional Church (not Christian as Christ did not teach this) belief was that God had created everything in 7 days as described in Genesis and biblical scholars had worked out that this had happened about 4000 years ago. The advent of Geology as a science and Darwin's theory of natural selection requires an immense amount of time for the species we see around us today to have come into being by small changes to species that existed in the past. Thus in effect Darwin said that the Earth is far OLDER than the bible says, and that species were NOT created as described in Genesis but that they evolved from life that existed in the past. This was a direct challenge to Church doctrine and the Church is still trying to recover from it because when people looked at what Darwin had said and tried to disprove his theory they have so fat not been able to do so.
Darwin's theory of evolution was controversial because it challenged existing religious beliefs about the creation of life, suggesting instead that species evolved over time through natural selection. This clashed with the prevalent idea of divine creation as outlined in religious texts. Additionally, some people were uncomfortable with the implications of humans evolving from earlier species.
Humans are believed to have evolved from a common ancestor with apes over millions of years through the process of natural selection. The earliest humans appeared in Africa around 200,000 years ago. Various early human species gradually evolved into modern Homo sapiens, the species to which all living humans belong.
The curia is comprised of the administrative institutions of the Roman Catholic Church, including congregations, councils, tribunals, and other bodies that assist the pope in governing the Church. These entities help in the day-to-day management of the Church and the implementation of its policies and teachings.
Some people were against Darwin's ideas because they contradicted religious beliefs about the origins of life and the role of humans in the natural world. Additionally, Darwin’s theory of evolution challenged the notion of humanity as separate and superior to other species, which was unsettling to some.
That would be the case of God versus Darwins theory of evolution by natural selection. The church (one of the many churches of north America, I forget which one) petitioned its local state to ban the teaching of Darwins theory to school children on the grounds that it was against the teachings of the bible. The law was passed but some teachers fought against it. Hopefully someone can expand on this answer, as I am unsure of names / dates, etc.
No, Charles Darwin was a Christian. He went to a Christian Church all his life.
Traditional Church (not Christian as Christ did not teach this) belief was that God had created everything in 7 days as described in Genesis and biblical scholars had worked out that this had happened about 4000 years ago. The advent of Geology as a science and Darwin's theory of natural selection requires an immense amount of time for the species we see around us today to have come into being by small changes to species that existed in the past. Thus in effect Darwin said that the Earth is far OLDER than the bible says, and that species were NOT created as described in Genesis but that they evolved from life that existed in the past. This was a direct challenge to Church doctrine and the Church is still trying to recover from it because when people looked at what Darwin had said and tried to disprove his theory they have so fat not been able to do so.
The cast of Challenge for the Church - 1972 includes: Pierre Nadeau as Narrator
Yes.
The motto of Launceston Church Grammar School is 'Nurture, Challenge, Inspire'.
he got arrested
Calvin
He tried to but they didn't want to hear it.
To deny an established Church teaching may easily be construed as heresy or apostasy.
No, Charles Darwin was not kicked out of the church. However, his theory of evolution through natural selection challenged some religious beliefs, causing controversy among some religious groups during his time.
Yes, as long as she does not choose a Catholic Church. She will have to find a church that will perform an interdenominational wedding of divorced persons. The Catholic Church will not.