Over 700 Top Scientists Do Not Find Darwins Evolution Theory To Be CREDIBLE

[I.AM.PIFF]

You know there are thousands of different species of fish, not just one species right? It's possible the most dominant and fit species evolved over time, and the less dominant/fit just stayed stagnant.

I was joking breh

 

[brick james]

there are nikkas on that list with meteorology degrees

 

[I.AM.PIFF]

how does religion explain why there's different races of people? isnt that evolution?

I don't think religion and evolution are mutually exclusive. Most of the issue religious people have against the theory of evolution is "humans came from monkeys", which is a gross simplification.

In the quran, it is said humans came from a single origin then divided (by God) into tribes to get to know each other. Most of the explanations about it was due to environmental and genetic factors, which I don't think religious would deny.

 

[the cac mamba]

I don't think religion and evolution are mutually exclusive. Most of the issue religious people have against the theory of evolution is "humans came from monkeys", which is a gross simplification.

In the quran, it is said humans came from a single origin then divided (by God) into tribes to get to know each other. Most of the explanations about it was due to environmental and genetic factors, which I don't think religious would deny.

i dont see any room for adam and eve in the 'humans/monkeys/common ancestor' thing

while i think a god putting us here and then things evolved is a reasonable compromise...i can see how ignorant creationists in america are so quick to object to the 'monkey' thing because the actual adam and eve story would just be in that timeline

i mean i think its pretty clear that all the people and animals on the planet werent put here as they were in the beginning, and nothing has ever evolved weve SEEN animals 'evolve' and adapt

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

So why's there still fish in the sea?

That's like saying why are there still British people if Americans exist.

 

[88m3]

I was joking breh

 

[I.AM.PIFF]

i dont see any room for adam and eve in the 'humans/monkeys/common ancestor' thing

while i think a god putting us here and then things evolved is a reasonable compromise...i can see how ignorant creationists in america are so quick to object to the 'monkey' thing because the actual adam and eve story would just be in that timeline

i mean i think its pretty clear that all the people and animals on the planet werent put here as they were in the beginning, and nothing has ever evolved weve SEEN animals 'evolve' and adapt

For some reason, I don't see people objecting to animals evolving or humans adapting. Religious people has been speaking about this for a while now. Most of the issue lies with "the common ancestor" as you said.

That's like saying why are there still German people if Americans exist.

Fixed

 

[tmonster]

checkmate evolution lovers

 

[88m3]

checkmate evolution lovers

Yup, time to shut it down!

 

[The Real]

From Discovery Institute
http://www.discovery.org/


http://www.discovery.org/id/


http://www.discovery.org/about/mission

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[tmonster]

/ close thread.

for entertainment's sake, y'all should google the American based PhD's

 

[88m3]

for entertainment's sake, y'all should google the American based PhD's

what a douche bag

 

[Skip b]

So why's there still fish in the sea?

On top of millions of species of animals and plants, the no God/higher power theory is idiotic, all of them

 

[MMS]

HL is the woat

 

[Skip b]

I don't think religion and evolution are mutually exclusive. Most of the issue religious people have against the theory of evolution is "humans came from monkeys", which is a gross simplification.

In the quran, it is said humans came from a single origin then divided (by God) into tribes to get to know each other. Most of the explanations about it was due to environmental and genetic factors, which I don't think religious would deny.

The bible\Quran\Torah acknowledges evolution amd early mans robotic non free willed nature, and their jump with the tree of knowledge....then fast forward to earthlings needing a set of laws in Moses time