If a religious nut was somehow forced to absorb enough scientific and historical info..?

Question

.. to make a clear case for the evolution of the universe, our world and all it contains, including life, would they still believe in an anthropocentric deity, who in the vastness of the universe, would still have a special and selective interest in them, their religion, their country...?

Answer 1

Been there,done that,still believe in God.

Answer 2

No matter how you look at it, evolution does not explain the origin of the universe. There always comes the one unknowable question. Which is correct? Matter always was and always will be, or there is a Creator who always was and always will be. Both defy logic. The answer is still unknowable.

If you have been led to believe that natural selection explains the emergence of modern man, go back and look again. For some unknown reason, a primate brain suddenly lept forward almost instantaneously. There is no logical explanation for why man evolved with such a huge and expensive to operate brain. A brain so complex that our offspring are all but completely helpless for the first decade of life. It would seem to defy logic as well.

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Answer 3

Prehaps you should actually understand the problem instead of mindlessly spouting off at the mouth.

That Catholic Church and Judasim accept DArwiniian Theory

A Catholic Priest postulated Big Bang

A Catholic Abbott is the father of Genetics.

It has to do with CREATION vs SERENDIPITY

Sorry, go use a dictionary for that one. It's usually to big of a word for simple atheists to know without going to the Funk and Wangnals.

Answer 4

There is not enough clear scientific info for evolution. Many scientists with Ph. D.'s do believe in God; maybe not the majority, but the majority is not always right.

Answer 5

Anthropocentric deity? No. If they believed in a deity at all, it would likely be a very liberal belief in a deity. Their interpretation of scripture would be very liberal and symbolic.