“Among the major traditions of world religion, Christianity, not surprisingly, has most deeply affected the ecological outlook of English-speaking North Americans.” Pg. 7
From the time the United States became an independent nation in 1776, we as a country have been on the leading edge of science and technology. In a country founded by religious puritans it is only fitting that religion has played a major part in the foundation of cities and communities across the country. The United States has one of the most unique religious traditions in the world with a wide variety of Christian followings scattered throughout the country. Religious fanatics in these religions have a faith that is un-shakable and will defend their beliefs to the end. After reading this passage I began to think about the preachers who spread their message in the DSU courtyard. This man stands in front of students and preaches against the theory of evolution. It seems to me that even though he has the power of god on his side he is missing a huge part of the picture. There is little he can do to convince me of the creation idea. While there may be a god, I think it is time for the major churches to accept modern science, instead of letting the devout preach against proven facts.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
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