Deamiter
I just follow Christ.
My friends and I talk about a ton of things including science and religion. I can have a 2-hour conversation spanning everything I can think of, and in there we discuss science and we discuss God (and often churches and pastors as many of my friends tentatively floated away from Christianity due to some bad experiences in the Church).
I agree with Mallon -- science isn't a tool to be used to witness any more than a bike repair manual. In today's culture, demonstrating that I can reason and won't throw out common public misconceptions about evolution tends to make people rather interested in how I can still be a Christian as creationists have done a great job of telling everybody that Christianity is anti-evolution.
So science is an interesting subject that often leads to a discussion of creationism which I can then turn to a discussion of the real basis of Christianity (not just a C&E issues people have made so public in courts recently). If you want to hear about my personal witnessing, that's fair enough, but it's really got very little to do with science beyond science being a common interest with most people I'm in contact with these days.
I agree with Mallon -- science isn't a tool to be used to witness any more than a bike repair manual. In today's culture, demonstrating that I can reason and won't throw out common public misconceptions about evolution tends to make people rather interested in how I can still be a Christian as creationists have done a great job of telling everybody that Christianity is anti-evolution.
So science is an interesting subject that often leads to a discussion of creationism which I can then turn to a discussion of the real basis of Christianity (not just a C&E issues people have made so public in courts recently). If you want to hear about my personal witnessing, that's fair enough, but it's really got very little to do with science beyond science being a common interest with most people I'm in contact with these days.
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