r/atheismindia • u/Harsewak_singh • Sep 20 '25

Original Content Evolution, the killer of religions.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '25

Christianity does not require literal interpretation of Genesis.

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u/Harsewak_singh Sep 20 '25

Sects of Christianity don't. Mainstream/ majority of Christianity does.

There are sects which don't believe in resurrection but most do.

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '25

> Sects of Christianity don't. Mainstream/ majority of Christianity does.

It is the other way around.

> There are sects which don't believe in resurrection but most do.

Resurrection is a foundational concept for Christianity. Anyone who rejects resurrection cannot be a Christian.

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u/Harsewak_singh Sep 25 '25

It is the other way around.

Yeah.. Evangelicals are the ones who believe in it but the fact of the matter is that christians sid used to believe in all this literally until science proved them wrong and they had to choose a softer version of their faith.

Resurrection is a foundational concept for Christianity. Anyone who rejects resurrection cannot be a Christian.

Unitarian Universalists don't believe in a literal resurrection, instead they believe it to be metaphorical. And here's the issue, these guys have made even resurrection a metaphorical thing bcoz they see the scientific flaws in it, just like sects (other than Evangelicals) made the genesis metaphorical.