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Essay heading: Evolution Vs Creation
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Christians are often offended by implications like these, and end up attacking science's claims. In turn, many scientists feel distaste for people who don't accept their elegant theory and their mounds of evidence, and thus reject the others' view. Though a war has been established pinning these two theories against each other, this dichotomy is actually a false one...
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Christians do not need to give up their faith and scientists can start believing in God. These two clashing but persuasive theories, creation and evolution, can be reconciled. First, these theories need to be defined.
Evolution is the theory that all living organisms can be traced back to a common ancestor, which came into being from non-living elements, by natural laws...
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