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Should "harmonized what science tells us" be "harmonized with what science tells us"?

 
 
Reply Fri 5 Apr, 2013 12:02 am

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WHAT ABOUT ADAM AND EVE?

Very well, so the six days of creation can be harmonized what science tells us about the natural world.
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Reply Fri 5 Apr, 2013 12:31 am
@oristarA,
Yes.

I would have said 'reconciled' instead of harmonized, but yes.
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Reply Fri 5 Apr, 2013 06:08 am
"Very well, so the six days of creation can be harmonized what science tells us about the natural world."

I suppose the answer would be if the writer wanted to harmonize creation with science or harmonize creation with the natural world.
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Reply Fri 5 Apr, 2013 06:41 am
@oristarA,
Missing 'with'

... the six days of creation can be harmonized with what science tells us about the natural world.
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