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Glynn points out that belief in God for many people was shaken by
{ 1 } - the Copernican revolution -- which seemed to show that the Earth, contrary to the Bible, is an insignificant planet and not the "center" of the universe.
{ 2 } - Darwin's theory of evolution -- which seemed to show that human life evolved by a "survival of the fittest" mechanism and wasn't directly created by God.
{ 3 } - both of the above.
{ 4 } - neither of the above.
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Glynn points out that belief in God for many people was shaken by
{ 1 } - the Copernican revolution -- which seemed to show that the Earth, contrary to the Bible, is an insignificant planet and not the "center" of the universe.
{ 2 } - Darwin's theory of evolution -- which seemed to show that human life evolved by a "survival of the fittest" mechanism and wasn't directly created by God.
{ 3 } - both of the above.
{ 4 } - neither of the above.
Both of these scientific discoveries shook the faith of many people.
Many believers say that we shouldn't take the Bible so literally. The Bible asserts the general truth that God created the universe; but it doesn't give the scientific details about how this took place. Why couldn't God have created human life through an evolutionary process?
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Glynn points out that belief in God for many people was shaken by
{ 1 } - the Copernican revolution -- which seemed to show that the Earth, contrary to the Bible, is an insignificant planet and not the "center" of the universe.
{ 2 } - Darwin's theory of evolution -- which seemed to show that human life evolved by a "survival of the fittest" mechanism and wasn't directly created by God.
{ 3 } - both of the above.
{ 4 } - neither of the above.
Both of these scientific discoveries shook the faith of many people.
Many believers say that we shouldn't take the Bible so literally. The Bible asserts the general truth that God created the universe; but it doesn't give the scientific details about how this took place. Why couldn't God have created human life through an evolutionary process?
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Glynn points out that belief in God for many people was shaken by
{ 1 } - the Copernican revolution -- which seemed to show that the Earth, contrary to the Bible, is an insignificant planet and not the "center" of the universe.
{ 2 } - Darwin's theory of evolution -- which seemed to show that human life evolved by a "survival of the fittest" mechanism and wasn't directly created by God.
{ 3 } - both of the above.
{ 4 } - neither of the above.
Both of these scientific discoveries shook the faith of many people.
Many believers say that we shouldn't take the Bible so literally. The Bible asserts the general truth that God created the universe; but it doesn't give the scientific details about how this took place. Why couldn't God have created human life through an evolutionary process?
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Glynn points out that belief in God for many people was shaken by
{ 1 } - the Copernican revolution -- which seemed to show that the Earth, contrary to the Bible, is an insignificant planet and not the "center" of the universe.
{ 2 } - Darwin's theory of evolution -- which seemed to show that human life evolved by a "survival of the fittest" mechanism and wasn't directly created by God.
{ 3 } - both of the above.
{ 4 } - neither of the above.
Both of these scientific discoveries shook the faith of many people.
Many believers say that we shouldn't take the Bible so literally. The Bible asserts the general truth that God created the universe; but it doesn't give the scientific details about how this took place. Why couldn't God have created human life through an evolutionary process?
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