Newsweek -- "Before Rob, I hadn’t known any creationists," writes Tatiana Hamboyan Harrison. "I assumed that they were people who believed in the Bible more than in scientific data, probably out of stupidity."
"Whenever I imagined what a creationist might look like, he or she was always standing up on a podium, passing judgment on all evolutionists, condemning them as nonbelievers and scorning them with hateful words. I wasn’t sure where these people lived, but I figured it was probably down South somewhere, or in the Midwest.
"Surely I’d never have to interact with any of them. But falling in love with Rob changed everything."
The rest of "Loving the Enemy" is here.
Related article:
Why Intelligent Design Will Win: 5 Reasons to Keep an Open, Educated Mind, by Nancy Pearcey
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Posted by Rick Pearcey, editor and publisher of The Pearcey Report.
"Whenever I imagined what a creationist might look like, he or she was always standing up on a podium, passing judgment on all evolutionists, condemning them as nonbelievers and scorning them with hateful words. I wasn’t sure where these people lived, but I figured it was probably down South somewhere, or in the Midwest.
"Surely I’d never have to interact with any of them. But falling in love with Rob changed everything."
The rest of "Loving the Enemy" is here.
Related article:
Why Intelligent Design Will Win: 5 Reasons to Keep an Open, Educated Mind, by Nancy Pearcey
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Posted by Rick Pearcey, editor and publisher of The Pearcey Report.
1 comment:
Isn't it interesting how she held all those views so firmly yet had never met a single person who fulfilled that stereotype?
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