Do you believe in Evolution?

Question

I do; all evidence points to the truth of this theory.

Answer 1

Yes, I think it makes more sense than the Creationism point of view. I have posted some links for the two ideologies that you
might want to check out, in terms of the debate between them.

Answer 2

Hell no! i dont believe in EVOLUTION. Its CRAP. Just some silly theory scientists come up with just because they cant really discover how man came into existence.
Ok, look at this, if evolution occured in prehistoric times, why has it suddenly stopped? Why didnt man continue to evolve? CUZ it wuz NEVR the reason why we were here! We didnt come from apes, if we did, why do apes still exist? Why didnt all of them evolve during that time? U no, scientists are not always right and am sure they cant give me a good answer to the questions i have asked above.....all they have done THEORISED and then they searched for "evidence" to back up what they beileve, not necessarily evidence that is pertinent to the theory.
I cant fall back and agree with something until i get all the facts straight..........i dont fall for "half" proofs and assumptions

Answer 3

"Evolution" is not a theory, just as "gravity" is not a theory. It's silly to ignore the effects of gravity, and it'd be just as absurd to claim that genes have not changed over time. The current scientific model of gravity is not perfect, and neither is the model of biological evolution, but they are what we know so far.

Regarding the so-called "missing link", this is a popular term used loosely by non-biologists -- all life is in transition in evolutionary theory today. In addition, please read up on one of the many transitional humanoid species that have been discovered so far. Some of the Homo genus species come with many complete fossil records, such as:
H. habilis
H. ergaster
H. erectus
H. heidelbergensis
H. neanderthalensis

Answer 4

Of course I believe in evolution. What I don't understand is why people have problem with accepting both evolution and intelligent design? Think about it: is it really difficult to believe in both? I mean, what was before Adam and Eve? Why is it so hard and difficult to believe that Adam and Eve were the first two Homo sapience humans? Do you really think that one day they just appeared on the earth out of nowhere?

Answer 5

Of course! Everyone who looks at the evidence believes in evolution. Which is why I feel sorry for otherwise intelligent people who feel they must not "believe in" this particular area of biology, so avoid looking at the evidence.

Answer 6

I believe that, to date, it is by far the best explanation for life on earth.

Is it True? As it's name implies, I fully expect the Theory of Evolution of Evolve. That is the way of science.But I think it is true with a small "t".

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Answer 7

Well yes, in that I believe it's the best explanation of the origin and development of life that we've come up with so far. The evidence is overwhelmingly in its favor, and there is no evidence to refute it. That doesn't make it THE TRUTH...that's not how scientific theories work. It just means that it's very, very likely.

Answer 8

Darwin said, "There are many key points missing, that are needed in order to prove evolution".
To this date, none of the "missing link" fossils have been found. These are the fossils of the transitional species. Until then, evolution will remain a theory.

Answer 9

Heck Yes! It is a theory, but there is so much evidence supporting it. It makes sense too- but hey, everyone is entitled to make their own decisions on this topic...

Answer 10

In biology, evolution is the change in the heritable traits of a population over successive generations, as determined by shifts in the allele frequencies of genes.

I believe in evolution.

I hope this link will help you.