While many Christians may say they don't "attack" or dismiss evolution, the dilemma they all have (all denominations) is that they can't fully embrace evolution if they believe a god instilled us with a "soul."
Nowhere does evolution speak of the evolution of souls or that humans are "special"
Christians believe that God created humans as special and apart - so this is where they will have to choose between science and faith. A Christian in good faith can't fully embrace evolution without turning a blind eye to certain major tenets of their faith.
Ironically, Darwin was a Christian and he went through a process of denouncing the Bible. I don't believe he ever considered himself an atheist though.
Nowhere does evolution speak of the evolution of souls or that humans are "special"
Christians believe that God created humans as special and apart - so this is where they will have to choose between science and faith. A Christian in good faith can't fully embrace evolution without turning a blind eye to certain major tenets of their faith.
Ironically, Darwin was a Christian and he went through a process of denouncing the Bible. I don't believe he ever considered himself an atheist though.
