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cbayer

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4. That's one of the better answers I have seen - "sometimes for some people".

Reply to ZombieHorde (Reply #3)

Wed Apr 3, 2013, 04:02 PM

Apr 2013

While there is clearly a large population in the US where there is a conflict (creationism, as you point out, being one of the biggest), there are also people who embrace both and see them as equal but separate ways of living or experiencing the world.

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ASK A-THEIST: Do science and religion conflict? [View all] cbayer Apr 2013 OP

I wonder if Aaron considers the multiverse or string theory to be "scientific thinking." Jim__ Apr 2013 #1

I hope they will continue with this series. cbayer Apr 2013 #2

Better late than never AaronSch Aug 2013 #5

Welcome to DU Aaron, and to the Interfaith Group. cbayer Aug 2013 #6

This is a difficult question to answer because religion is so diverse. ZombieHorde Apr 2013 #3

That's one of the better answers I have seen - "sometimes for some people". cbayer Apr 2013 #4

Unfortunately, Aaron, you would be called an "accomodationist" by some atheists Fortinbras Armstrong Aug 2013 #7