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Does the CoE endorse the Theory of Evolution?
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I came across this news story from a few years back http://www.telegraph....o-Charles-Darwin.html and I'm just wondering does this mean that the Church of England accepts the Theory of Evolution as fact and if so where does that leave the acceptance of certain parts of the Bible?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The new interpretation is that God built Evolution into his creation.
Even without considering the obvious conflict with known facts, the Bible abounds with internal incongruities. This isn't a problem for true believers because the church teaches that the Bible is God's Word and one should rely on faith even if it conflicts with real world observations.
Even without considering the obvious conflict with known facts, the Bible abounds with internal incongruities. This isn't a problem for true believers because the church teaches that the Bible is God's Word and one should rely on faith even if it conflicts with real world observations.
dotty, that is almost to the word what Prof. Brian Cox said on the recent BBC programme, Wonders of the Universe. He reckoned that every thing and every person in existence is simply a restructuring of atoms from a time past. And when we die and decompose(sorry, can't think of a nicer word) then the atoms from our body will go on into something else, a rock, a tree, another person. Very insightful I thought.
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