Different ideas about origins of the world
I can explain some different beliefs about the origins of the world.
Different ideas about origins of the world
I can explain some different beliefs about the origins of the world.
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Key learning points
- Many people with a religious or non-religious worldview share ideas about how the world began.
- People can have a religious worldview and also accept scientific ideas about how the world began.
- People with religious and non-religious worldviews can disagree well about whether God created the world.
Keywords
Origin - the place where something begins
Religious worldview - values and beliefs linked to a religion
Non-religious worldview - values and beliefs that do not include religion
Common misconception
People with religious and non-religious worldviews have completely different ideas about how the world began.
People with religious and non-religious worldview share some ideas about how the world began.
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