Isn't believing in evolution just as religious a position as any other belief?
None of us were there to see what happened, so any position is a matter of faith really - right?
If you believe in evolution, then you're trusting Charles Darwin and many scientists, and if you believe in creation, many are trusting in an ancient holy book like the Bible.
But ultimately, neither scientists nor religious people can prove in a truly scientific way beyond a shadow of a doubt what happened a long time ago - doesn't it really come down to a matter of faith in who you are trusting to be right?
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Isn't believing in evolution just as religious a position as any other belief? None of us were there to see what happened, so any position is a matter of faith really - right? If you believe in evolution, then you're trusting Charles Darwin and many scientists, and if you believe in creation, many are trusting in an ancient holy book like the Bible. But ultimately, neither scientists nor religious people can prove in a truly scientific way beyond a shadow of a doubt what happened a long time ago - doesn't it really come down to a matter of faith in who you are trusting to be right?
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