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It is true that mankind has changed the 'Christianity' of Jesus and the Apostles over the centuries. Those who 'hold fast' to the original teachings are not affected by the 'molecule to man' theory of evolution.
The term Christian is an all inclusive one for nearly 2.1 billion adherents. Though the majority is being more flexible in attempting to incorporate a 'melding' of minds/ideas for whatever purposes they may have, the 'little flock' does not accept evolution in any of its current forms - including 'theistic' evolution.
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Do Christians not believe in the theory of evolution?
They do not belive in the theory of evolution beacuse it contradicts the bible's idea that the human race was created in 6 days.
What do christians think about the theory of evolution?
Christians are known for the hate of this theory. *Humans come from monkeys* does not equal *God created Adam and Eve* (People are welcome to improve my quick answer)
How many Christians believe in evolution?
A:Outside the United States of America and perhaps Africa, nearly all Christians believe in evolution, although they would not necessarily claim to understand the theory. In the United States, around 40 per cent of Christians believe evolution is true.
How did Darwinism change history?
Charles Darwin changed history with his theory of evolution. His theory of evolution suggested that species undergo small changes over time.
What is a Christian's theory of evolution?
Some Christians do believe in Evolution. Others do not. For those who do, they believe it the same way as any. Those who do not, argue that without Adam and Eve having fallen in the garden of Eden, there would have been no reason for Christ to sacrifice himself. Their "theory" then, is that the heavens and Earth were created as described in Genesis. There is only one theory of evolution, that particular one proved by science. The majority of Christianity accepts this theory as being correct, and makes no claim as to its own theory (which would in fact, only be a hypothesis until overwhelming evidence was gathered).
How has biochemical taxonomy changed the theory of evolution?
Biochemical taxonomy has not changed the theory of evolution. It is another way of studying the relationships between organisms and figuring out how the tree of life has branched. It can often provide clues when external appearances are confusing.
Did the Theory of Evolution have revolutionary consequences in areas other than science?
AnswerThe theory of evolution had revolutionary consequences for religion, and most particularly the Abrahamic religions. Until advances in geology and biology showed otherwise, Christians could continue to insist that the creation stories in Genesis were literally true. A revolutionary consequence is that they must hold to their religious beliefs without the support of an inerrant Bible.
Why is Charles Darwin and why is he so important?
He is considered by many to be the father of the Theory of Evolution, though his uncle and Lamark had the genesis of that idea.
What are the differences between the Genesis account and the theory of Evolution?
The fundamental difference is that evolutionary theory is a purely natural, scientific account of the origin and multiplication of all species. It does not need a supernatural creator. It is based on evidence and reason and changes as new discoveries are made. Genesis is an account in which a supernatural being creates animals, plants and humans in a short period of time ie 7 "days". Since the account is said to be inspired by the creator it cannot be changed by anything discovered since it was written.
Why does the church not accept the scientific explanations about origin of man?
A:Christians increasingly do accept the science on the origins of the world, and some major Christian denominations say they support teaching the scientific theories. However some Christians continue to fear that if the scientific theories are true, it will undermine their faith in the Bible. They insist the Bible is literally true and inerrant, believing that the Book of Genesis tells us all we need to know.Answer:There are still many Christians that do not accept the evolution theory because they believe that it's not true. However, Christians increasingly are compromising, just because they are convinced that the 'evidences' for evolution is genuinely supporting the evolutionary theory.
Who developed the theory of evolution?
Charles Darwin is attributed with the theory of evolution. He initially applied it to plants and animals, but later others extended it to include humans (something that went against church doctrine).
What is the difference between the theory of language and evolution?
Theory of evolution refers to animals and plants evolution along the time. Language evolution is another issue, not entirely related to the theory of evolution. It follows the theory of evolution on some way but it is related to culture evolution, not to the physical attributes evolution.
