How the MCAT tests - Sociology 

Righhhtttt! I’m sharing their website and RU-vid links to my advisor, premed campus groups, friends, my mentors to keep sharing. I feel like everyone needs to know🙌🏽🙌🏽

I found this channel 3 days before my last exam lol better late than never 😅

Hey that's a great question! I'm not sure the comment section will allow us to do this conversation justice so I'll just give you the short answer. I do not think that the two are mutually exclusive. If I believe the first verse in the bible then everything else is easy for me to swallow. I think it is just as possible and likely for the carpenter Jesus to have been the son of God as it is for natural selection to occur on a macro or near-macro level. If God chose to create the heavens and the earth, who am I to say he didn't use things we call "the big bang" or "evolution" to bring about his creation? Or who's to say he didn't create the earth/life with the appearance of being aged? The big pills for me to swallow have always been why do our lives have meaning and how did matter/time have a beginning. To me, Genesis 1:1 gives the most rational explanation to these and everything else just falls into place as I realized that most of my cognitive dissonance came from me looking at the problem incorrectly rather than the solution being wrong. Hope this helps and that's a great question as it's something I've spent many hours thinking about myself :)

I did not expect studying for the MCAT to bring this up, but I love that it did!