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Francis Collins and Karl Giberson Talk about Evolution and the Church
I wish we could say, “We can get comfortable with evolution now just as easily as the church has gotten comfortable with heliocentricity.”
Francis Collins and Karl Giberson Talk about Evolution and the Church, Part 2
The evidence is overwhelming. And it is becoming more and more robust down to the details almost by the day, especially because we have this ability now to use the study of DNA as a digital record.
Francis Collins and Karl Giberson Talk about Evolution and the Church, Part 3
There is an interesting claim being made today by people like Phillip Johnson that evolution is based on a big deception, that there isn’t any solid basis at all for the theory, and that people are gradually abandoning evolution. Are there evolutionists that are jumping ship?
Francis Collins and Karl Giberson Talk about Evolution and the Church, Part 4
What do you think of this project that the Discovery Institute has launched, with a laboratory where they want to do genuine scientific research, with their own in-house scientists?
Francis Collins and Karl Giberson Talk about Evolution and the Church, Part 5
What an awful circumstance we’ve put young people in. Many of them who are sending emails every week in crisis trying to figure out whether, if the church is lying to them about the origins, has the church lied to them about the whole thing?
Francis Collins and Karl Giberson Talk about Evolution and the Church, Part 6
So, how much of this, do you think, derives from peculiarly Christian concerns and how much arrives from just a general lack of appreciation and respect for science and the scientific community?