Do Christians believe in antibiotic resistant bacteria?!
Question: Good question! The Chrisitians that accept evolution probably do. The creation mythologists might, although they would have a hard time explaining the existence of antibiotic resistant bacteria. Maybe this could be a special act of creation.
Answers: Good question! The Chrisitians that accept evolution probably do. The creation mythologists might, although they would have a hard time explaining the existence of antibiotic resistant bacteria. Maybe this could be a special act of creation.
why would you ask a question like that?
if it is about God creating antibiotics and it not working....then the answer is God can cure any disease without antibiotics
I'm sorry, but I do not understand the correlation between religious beliefs and bacteria????
Why in the world would you think they didn't? God made all sorts of things, all kinds of creatures. It's not beyond belief that some of them would be antibiotic resistant. Faith in the Almightly has nothing to do with accepting this concept. Some of us even believe in dinosaurs too, and have come to realize the Earth is not flat, and the Sun is the center of our solar system.
Most do, except for a few hard-core fundamentalists.
(Note: Christian Science is neither Christian, nor science.)
Do antibiotic resistant bacteria believe in Christians?
What a question! Of course they do! Strep, flesh eatting bacteria, hello!!
Why on earth wouldn't we? I don't see anything that conflicts with my religion.