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Why Christians Misunderstand Science

blog.nrcharles.com — "From an early age, Christian parents have been told (mostly by their churches) that science is not be be trusted, and although never given a reason why, these parents accept this doctrine as if it were in the Good Book itself. It is here that a child is implanted with a suspicion of science. It is here that the slope begins."

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  • magicjava, on 10/12/2007, -1/+3I'm an atheist, but I grew up in a Christian household. Some of these anti-Christian posts just make me scratch my head. I don't ever recall my parents, the priests at our church, or anyone else telling us not to trust science.
    • diggnate, on 10/12/2007, -1/+1The article wasn't written to be "anti-christian". It is from a Christian's perspective as an insider.
    • dysfunction, on 10/12/2007, -0/+2magicjava: You may want to actually read the article before you comment on it.

      diggnate: There are some good thoughts in there, thank you.
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