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I've heard this said so many times here and I just don't see the logic.
From what I've found, people who leave the Christian faith do so for reasons that run alot deeper than this issue can ever address. Christianity isn't just a belief but a relationship with Jesus. If people felt it necessary to end their relationship with Jesus because of this issue I would suggest they never had a relationship to begin with.
But is this even one of the reasons why this is being said? Is it because of a belief that people wont come to Christ if they can't believe in a 6 day creation therefore the belief is stopping others who very well may except Christ? If this is the case this would only say how the belief in creationism stunts the grouth of Christianity, not destroy's it.
Or perhaps is it because the belief has created too big an arguement within the church body? If this is the case I don't see it's just a creationism thing but also theistic evolution has had it's hand in it. Therefore the correct way to make the statement is that this debate of how God created and when destroys Christianity.
Please, could someone explain this to me. Preferably from those who say this.
From what I've found, people who leave the Christian faith do so for reasons that run alot deeper than this issue can ever address. Christianity isn't just a belief but a relationship with Jesus. If people felt it necessary to end their relationship with Jesus because of this issue I would suggest they never had a relationship to begin with.
But is this even one of the reasons why this is being said? Is it because of a belief that people wont come to Christ if they can't believe in a 6 day creation therefore the belief is stopping others who very well may except Christ? If this is the case this would only say how the belief in creationism stunts the grouth of Christianity, not destroy's it.
Or perhaps is it because the belief has created too big an arguement within the church body? If this is the case I don't see it's just a creationism thing but also theistic evolution has had it's hand in it. Therefore the correct way to make the statement is that this debate of how God created and when destroys Christianity.
Please, could someone explain this to me. Preferably from those who say this.