Question for Wiccans Pagans and Spiritualists, how does Evolution fit in with your religious beliefs?

Answer 1

Just fine, Norse myths describe the beginning of the universe as the unfolding of a natural process, rather than one requiring supernatural intervention.

Answer 2

It is an absolute in my belief structure. The theory of entanglement will be borne out as correct when the quantum mathematics that have been developed proving this are published in a way that lay persons can digest the information. Then there will be no mystery to the ways and whys of the law of attraction that governs over all I believe. All is in constant evolution. Mankind is no exception in an abundant universe, more aptly defined as a filament in the endlessly expanding multiverse.

Answer 3

I'm pretty much a nature pagan. Everything alive is there for a reason. Evolution is just nature's way. Therefore, I have absolutely no problem with evolution.

Answer 4

quite well. i'm an eclectic pagan, strongly influenced by wicca, pantheism, and shamanism. i see evolution as evidence of the complex changing & growing nature of life & nature itself. as i believe everything is inherently connected, which is supported by the fact that every part of life ultimately comes from a common origin.

Answer 5

It fits quite well, thank you. There is no conflict between my religious beliefs and science. In fact, new discoveries tend to confirm rather than conflict with my beliefs.

Answer 6

we dont hold an account of how the world was made , how things came into being
so each to their own in regards to that
we concentrate on the now , not the past
we dont tell people what to think or how to think
science is there helping us with that

in other words ... we have no book
I only speak for spiritualism xx

Answer 7

For me, personally, religion is the Why, and science is the How.