Evangelican Christian beliefs about science (Introduction)

by David Turell , Thursday, March 19, 2015, 00:47 (3537 days ago)

Done at Rice University here in Houston:-http://www.livescience.com/50162-most-evangelical-christians-dont-feel-hostile-to-science.html?cmpid=559193-"Among evangelical Christians, about 48 percent said they see science and religion as complementary to one another, while 21 percent think science and religion refer to different aspects of reality and see them as entirely independent of one another, the survey found.-"One survey participant who was part of a largely white evangelical congregation in Houston, Texas, explained this point of view to the interviewers:-"'As a Christian, creation — really it's all or nothing. Either the entire Bible's right or it's all wrong. Either everything inside of it is 100 percent accurate, or none of it is. So if creation could be disproven … So just completely take that away, that just devastates my entire way of life, my entire being. … Nobody wants to change. Christians don't want to change, and atheists don't want to change.'"