Andya Primanda
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Message 1 of 20 (17341)
09-13-2002 6:29 AM
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I've been reading R.T. Pennock's 'Tower of Babel' and I notice that the aspect of theology which evolution did most damage is the argument from design. While I have no faith problem with its demise, I fear that religious teachers may lose their only tool to explain that there is a God. I've been reading elementary school religious education textbooks (In Indonesia, religious education is a part of the national curriculum) and most of them heavily rely on the argument from design. And so I ask the theists of this forum: How do we teach about God after evolution?
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