Search
-
Re: Is it worth the time? the evolution debate
I agree with you, most of the time there is no doubt about this. But Lennox for example writes a couple of pages about theistic evolution and the compatibility of mental attributes like purpose and materialistic processes. So I don't think people like him need creationism to keep those fuzzy religious feelings. On the… -
Re: Is it worth the time? the evolution debate
I'm a Christian, a true one, those that really go to the church. But I'm also a scientist. Been study and into science since I got in school and now I study it everyday. And I have no problem at all accepting both sides. I can't see how you can deny evolution. Just take a look to how bacterias react to antibiotic. The… -
Re: Is it worth the time? the evolution debate
I personaly think that the bible was only ever a way of controllign the people, I mean there is no proof for any of it, and if I told you a magical wizzard made the world in 6 days dosent tha sound slightly stupid? the christain reglion is only a gloriified paganism, I mean christmas is a pagan festival of the shortest… -
Re: Is it worth the time? the evolution debate
This thread is a perfect example of the douchbaggyness of many Polycounters. No one even argued against evolution on ANY kind of religious grounds, yet many people on the boards either attacked religion or said, "THERE'S PLENTY OF EVIDENCE FOR XXXXXX" without giving ANY kind of link to data. He was trying to ask about the… -
Re: Is it worth the time? the evolution debate
Im a Christian but Im also interested in this debate and I was actaully a little surprised to find that what I was taught about evolution at school wasnt even close to the full story. I mean there are multiple theorys of evolution and some are darwin based and some arnt and some are followed and accepted by many scientists… -
Re: Is it worth the time? the evolution debate
I don't really know much about the subject, but I would think that the punctual distribution shown in fossils is probably a result of the relatively small number of intact fossils that have lasted and been discovered compared with the total number of actual creatures that probably lived at any given point in history. If…
6 results