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Christianity: Matters of Life and Death
Christian responses to evolution and the origins of human life
- 3 things to know
- Paper 1
Overview
Natural selection and survival of the fittest, the challenge to a literal Genesis, creationist and accepting responses, the Diocese of Manchester's Special Agenda IV motion, and whether evolution leaves human life without purpose.
What you need to know
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What is natural selection?
What does survival of the fittest mean?
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What is the theory of evolution?
Model answer
Evolution is the scientific theory that living things developed gradually over millions of years. Charles Darwin published the theory in 1859.
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What is natural selection?
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Natural selection is the process by which living things best suited to their environment survive and reproduce. Useful traits are passed on and spread.
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What does survival of the fittest mean?
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Survival of the fittest means those best adapted to their environment are most likely to survive. The phrase was coined by Herbert Spencer.
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How does evolution challenge a literal reading of Genesis?
Model answer
Evolution says humans developed from earlier species over millions of years. Genesis describes God making Adam directly from dust.
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How do creationist Christians respond to evolution?
Model answer
Creationists reject evolution as contrary to the Bible. Creationists believe God created each kind of living thing separately.
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How do many Christians accept evolution?
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Many Christians accept evolution as the way God created life. God guided the process and gave humans a soul.
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