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ZombieHorde

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3. This is a difficult question to answer because religion is so diverse.
Wed Apr 3, 2013, 03:31 PM
Apr 2013

The best answer I can think of right now is "sometimes for some people."

Some people deny evolution because of their faith, so a conflict is present, while many other faithful people embrace evolution. Additionally, many faithful people clearly label their beliefs as beliefs. There is a difference, in my mind, between the claims "I believe we are reborn here on Earth after we die" and "reincarnation is true," so for me, this is another complication.

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