>>>>Right. That's what I meant earlier. The prophets didn't write the Bible. The Bible is, among many other things, a document of their experiences and the knowledge they've given us.
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>>>Yes, but that particular set of documents is not taking new members <s>
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>>That's really up to God.
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>>Seems to me, if the new Word of God acknowledged the visionaries of science, that should be welcomed by scientifically minded people.
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>Not exactly the demographic of those who are particularly interested in what's in the Bible <s>


If they've ever taken any part in the evolution vrs. creation debate, especially how it is taught in science classes at public school, they should be interested. The Bible tends to be a big part of one side's argument.

It seems Nature is speaking very clearly that life on Earth evolved to become the way it is.

I think its undeniable that to some people, that sentence just doesn't compute.

It's like they're hearing a different language.

But really it's a different culture.

Your and my culture is very modern. Other's have roots in much older cultures.

I think instead of asking them to give up their culture for another one so they can more readily accept evolution, it may be worth a try to engage in that culture and try to frame the debate in their terms.