No Need for Certainty?

This review article explores the long‐term consequences for churches in trying to establish biblical truth claims as equally valid to those of science. The impact on children's education is examined, as it becomes apparent that religious accounts for the origins of life and the universe are regarded as tales and fables might be. This further undermines trust and confidence in the churches, especially when Christians seek to assert that their claims may be regarded as matters of certainty.

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Reviews in Religion and Theology
Published
2025-10-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1111/rirt.70003
Primary Topic
Evolution and Science Education
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No Need for Certainty?

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No Need for Certainty?

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Abstract

This review article explores the long‐term consequences for churches in trying to establish biblical truth claims as equally valid to those of science. The impact on children's education is examined, as it becomes apparent that religious accounts for the origins of life and the universe are regarded as tales and fables might be. This further undermines trust and confidence in the churches, especially when Christians seek to assert that their claims may be regarded as matters of certainty.

Reviews in Religion and TheologyVol. 32(4)
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Evolution and Science Education
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