Christians love to Strawman Evolution so that they can dismiss it. My challenge to you is this: STEELman the case for evolution.
Show that you understand what evolution is and the arguments and evidence behind it by describing the strongest possible case for evolution. Strawmanning the case for evolution and then arguing against that imaginary, false idea of it is pointless. At best people will just see that you're misrepresenting the argument and at worst will make you look ignorant of the argument. Instead, Steelman the case for evolution and then argue against that.
We don't need any more of this "you believe in evolution because you love sin" or "a tornado can't blow through and assemble a 747" , nonsense.
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My impression is definitely that denial of evolution is more a thing in the US than elsewhere.
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@Pikachu That has been my experience as well. Biblical literalism is a feature of American Protestantism and is not found to such a degree elsewhere. "Young earth creationists" seem to dominate on SW, but they are by no means the majority of Christians, not even in the U.S. for that matter.
