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When I want answers to scientific issues, I find and read what the scientists say.
I will seek a pastor only if I want answers for theological issues, and even then I will be aware that I will just get answers based on the pastor's particular interpretation of sacred texts. If I ask a rabbi or an orthodox christian priest, they will tell me that the Old Testament should not be translated literally. If I ask an Evangelical, he will tell me that the Old Testament should be translated literally.
All these show why it makes zero sense to mix in the same scientific classes religious theories such as creationism and scientific theories such as evolution. In the end, the whole thing about creationism is just an attempt of some religious fundamentalists, mostly in the American South, to promote their version of religious interpretations by wrapping them with a veil of pseudoscience to convince more people about the truth of their religious dogma. .
Hmmmm....You seem angry...Did you not write this?
"Let's accept for a minute that there is God and that this God is the one described in the Old Testament (and both beliefs are veryyyyyyy questionable). Even in this scenario, why is the Evangelical interpretation of the Old Testament superior to the Jewish one which believes in the same God but without showing any disrespect to modern science and modern scientific theories?"
See, you want me to speak for Evangelicals, but I'm telling you bro, you're asking the wrong person.....That seems to have set you off....I am uninterested in your hatred for organized religion...Take that up with a Pastor...