Why the 'science vs religion' debate is changing for good
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Nick Spencer2022-04-25T08:52:00
Today's young people are far less likely to believe that science and religion are at odds with one another. Instead, they say belief in God and evolution is compatible, and unlike the 'New Atheists' of yesteryear, agree that religion has a place in our modern world.
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