Offering Alternatives to Biblical Literalism May Be the Key to Increasing the Public’s Acceptance of Evolution

These are data from two cohorts: a nationwide dataset, and a BYU-specific student dataset. We gathered information on evolution acceptance (using the I-SEA), biblical literalism (using the EALS) and religiosity (using the Sethi and Seligman instrument).

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ScholarsArchive (Brigham Young University)
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2025-04-01
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Evolution and Science Education
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Offering Alternatives to Biblical Literalism May Be the Key to Increasing the Public’s Acceptance of Evolution

ScholarsArchive (Brigham Young University)
Evolution and Science Education
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Offering Alternatives to Biblical Literalism May Be the Key to Increasing the Public’s Acceptance of Evolution

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Abstract

These are data from two cohorts: a nationwide dataset, and a BYU-specific student dataset. We gathered information on evolution acceptance (using the I-SEA), biblical literalism (using the EALS) and religiosity (using the Sethi and Seligman instrument).

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