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If the shoe fits…It is more in keeping with Catholic doctrine to believe God inspired a single couple and gave them the power to distinguish and choose between doing what is right or wrong. Otherwise there must have been complete continuity between their non-human parents and therefore there cannot be any essential difference between human beings and animals.
Science in this day and age, unlike, say, the 15th century, is in no way obligated to pay any attention to Catholic doctrine. In fact, it cannot and remain faithful to its own essential nature, which is to follow the evidence wherever it leads, no matter what religion stands in the way.
How?From the scientific point of view free will infringes the law of conservation of energy…