Kansas City Faith Blogger Debates Science, Bible & Former Prez Trump

A question of belief plagues a local scribe.

Even better . . . The prolific local writer considers politics along with evidence of the ethereal.

Here's a relevant passage for the purposes of our discussion . . .

Some Christians who identify as conservative or evangelical also believe that the Bible is "inerrant" in every way, meaning there's not much room to read it for anything except facts.

Another problem, of course, is that we seem to be in a post-factual world in which a majority of people who identify as Republican continue to believe, against all the evidence, that the last presidential election was stolen from Donald Trump.

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