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"Warp" <war### [at] tag povray org> wrote in message
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> The so-called Big Bang Theory is part of the field of science called
> astronomy. The Theory of Evolution is part of the field called biology.
> Astronomy and biology are both natural sciences, but that's approximately
> where their commonalities end. Otherwise they don't have about anything
> in common. They are completely different fields of science.
To be the devil's (or god's) advocate, why should a christian accept that as
a fundamental demarcation? Science may say they are completely different
fields, but religion definitely does not say so. For those accepting
creation as written in their books, it's all a single intervowen creation
event with god at the helm, and it's the scientists that are on the wrong by
compatmentalizing their explanations and pretending that they can make the
questions go away by designating it as some other scientist's problem.
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