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Some atheists use the theory of evolution as a spearhead to spread their ideology, relying on its widespread scientific acceptance to propagate atheism and exploiting the rigidity of some religious thought to bolster their campaign. They assert that science says everything happened by chance, everything is meaningless. Meanwhile, some preachers, driven by their concern for religion and their fear for future generations regarding absurdity and deviation, combat atheism by attacking the theory of evolution. Between these two extremes, we are never obligated to choose either path. There is a third possible path, one that engages with the theory without preconceived notions—neither for nor against—that approaches it from its original sources and considers the nature of science, which necessitates continuous scrutiny and correction, a nature distinct from that of religious texts, which transcend all details. There is a third possible path that does not seek a contrived reconciliation between faith and scientific theories, but rather attempts to find common ground free from conflict. There is a third path through which we can find in the theory of evolution a way to understand the laws and mechanisms of God Almighty. Glory be to Him in His creation!
And we can ultimately say: Glory be to God! Nothing happens by chance.
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