Religious adults are often less supportive of using gene editing to treat, reduce risk of disease in babies

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Christians’ views on evolution vary by levels of religious salience
Those with high levels of education more likely to say humans have evolved over time
Very religious see conflict between their religious beliefs and science more often

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