Well now I don't think that Evolution and religious belief are at all contradictory. Has anyone ever heard of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin? Or read the Hyperion Cantos where his beliefs are featured prominently?
Amazon.com: Christianity and Evolution (9780156028189): Pierre Teilhard de Chardin: Books
Teilhard was a paleontologist and a priest and his writings dealt with the evolving cosmos and the Omega Point, etc. so on and so forth:
Teilhard de Chardin - Publications
It is sort of a false dichotomy to say you either have to "believe" in evolution or religion. It's not like you can obtain a Ph.D. in oceanography, be versed in the scientific method, acknowledge the science behind evolution, and then become the Presiding Bishop of a major denomination, oh wait: The Origins of Life: An Episcopal View : NPR
Amazon.com: Christianity and Evolution (9780156028189): Pierre Teilhard de Chardin: Books
Teilhard was a paleontologist and a priest and his writings dealt with the evolving cosmos and the Omega Point, etc. so on and so forth:
Teilhard de Chardin - Publications
It is sort of a false dichotomy to say you either have to "believe" in evolution or religion. It's not like you can obtain a Ph.D. in oceanography, be versed in the scientific method, acknowledge the science behind evolution, and then become the Presiding Bishop of a major denomination, oh wait: The Origins of Life: An Episcopal View : NPR
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