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Line 1: − [[Image:John Paul II.jpg|thumb|center|Hey! Schlafly, you schmuck! I got a bone ta pick wit' you.]] − − [[Image:ASchlafly.JPG|thumb|center|You said "bone".]] − − [[Image:John Paul II.jpg|thumb|center|What's the matter wit' you? You think that's funny?]] − − [[Image:ASchlafly.JPG|thumb|center|"Bone"...]] − − [[Image:John Paul II.jpg|thumb|center|Listen up! I ain't got time ta be fuc<!--spamlovelyspamwonderfulspam-->kin' around wit' this. It's MORE THAN A HYPOTHESIS, ya mutt!]] − − [[Image:ASchlafly.JPG|thumb|center|"Bone"...]] − __NOTOC__ − − ==As you were, then==
Catholic Views On Creation (view source)
Revision as of 23:51, August 21, 2008
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'''Catholic views on creationism''' have undergone change over time. [[Roman Catholicism]] has always tried to reconcile the best scientific knowledge with the [[Bible]]. Some other branches of [[Christianity]] accept a straightforward reading of [[creationism|creation]] as presented in the [[book of Genesis]] in the [[Bible]], which is not contradicted by [[Natural science#Types of science|operational science]]. Currently, the Catholic church has taken no official position on evolution.
'''Catholic views on creationism''' have undergone change over time. [[Roman Catholicism]] has always tried to reconcile the best scientific knowledge with the [[Bible]]. Some other branches of [[Christianity]] accept a straightforward reading of [[creationism|creation]] as presented in the [[book of Genesis]] in the [[Bible]], which is not contradicted by [[Natural science#Types of science|operational science]]. Currently, the Catholic church has taken no official position on evolution.