Christianity

... for misunderstanding the theory of evolution, and taking Darwin's thoughts out of historical context? Has anything like that ever happened in Christianity...? Hmmmm Crusades, David Karesh, Jim Brown, witch-hunts, gay-bashing... How about Islam? Hmmm suicide bombers, genital mutilation, oppressive ...

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... but there are more. This was also a common criticism levelled against the early Christian Church: being too inclusive. One of the biggest reasons Christianity split from Judaism was because the Christian Church was not trying to force traditional Jewish laws (circumcision, dietary regulations, ...

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... new genes then how do they suppose a new race came into play. Okay I see your point now. Although I would like to point out that the majority of Christianity (mainly Catholic and Orthodox denominations) have never had anything against evolutionary theory; it is only within the last five hundred ...

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... on what is learned from reconstructing them from phylogenetic data, but that's a challenge for the future. The creation story found in Islam and Christianity and almost all others know about anyway, is where science is now heading. Includes the dust/clay work from Harvard but the easiest way ...

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... to evolutionary theory since at least the 4th century. Many Protestant churches have traditionally opposed evolution in any form, and this is why Christianity as a whole often gets labeled (incorrectly) as an anti-evolutionist religion, even when the oldest and original Christian Church has always ...

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