Evolution? Some Say This Some Say That...?

Question

I've seen "some" evidence supporting creation and evolution..........Which website has non-biased information about evolution and it's accuracy.....??????????/
Do you recommend a book on evolution?

Answer 1

The bible
Gives you all the answers your looking for

Answer 2

Yes, read web stuff and get the basic idea of evolution first. It is simple and logical. Then once you really see how it could, and did shape the world. If you're contemplating where evolution meets religion then read "The God Delusion" by Richard Dawkins. Simple things(1 cell) combine to make complex things(you=400 trillion cells). It happens over time, a long time. We as humans saw these cahnges and new how to cause them, hence we used "artificial selection" to make milk cows and it didn't take a million years. We've "evolved" or changed a bunch of things this way including dogs, plants, cats, making new and specific breeds. Evidence is everywhere, and by the way Science is non-biased!!

Answer 3

You've seen no evidence supporting creationism because none exists. Talk origins is the best website detailing the evidence that proves the fact of species evolution.

Answer 4

What do you mean non-biased?? If you go to a NASA site do you expect to get "non-biased" information about space flight? Or just the facts? If you consider the facts about evolutionary biology "biased", then how will you ever learn anything about it? If it is some actual information you are looking for, pure sceince, free of religious bias, then here's an excellent site to start with:

http://evolution.berkeley.edu/

Also, if you want a superb book by a biological scientist who is also a devout Christian, thoroughly exploring the relationship between Christian belief and scientific discovery, the best available is:

Finding Darwin's God by Kenneth R. Miller

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Answer 5

I recomend the book "Evolution" by Carl Zimmer. It is a great overview of what we know about evolution and the evidence for it.

Evolution vs. Creationism by Eugenie Scott is a good look the sides from someone who feels Christianity and evolution are not contradictory.

Answer 6

How about the encyclopedia Britannica?

http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9117282/human-evolution

As far as books, how about Origin of Species by Charles Darwin? There is also a book that discusses evolution and creationism: The Triumph of Evolution, by Niles Eldredge

Try this interactive website through the University of Arizona's Institute of Human Origins:

http://www.becominghuman.org/

Answer 7

There are some studies that make creation a possibility, mostly done by Christians. There are hundreds of thousands that credit evolution .

You have to look at who's doing the studies, what their biases are, and when and how they are done.

Answer 8

Study the subject in school. No religious site is going to be unbiased, they are defending what they beleive to be their religion.

Science has no axe to grind. If something were easily disproven (as the creationist say) then a good scientist would earn his stripes by publishing this proof and making a name for himself. That's what all the very best scientists do, overturn a commonly held concept.

That, or you can get out your bible and use it as a guide to overhauling your car engine. Being it's such a good authority on things non-religious.

Answer 9

You should be able to learn enough about evolution in school to last your entire life. Unless you are going into that field of science. I find it a rather boring though convincing subject. But I wouldn't want to devote a lot of extra time to it.

Answer 10

I don't think you will ever find an accurate and impartial book on evolution. Evolution does exist, its a fact. You can view viruses mutate and evolve through a microscope.

Whether or not humans evolved is another story.

Answer 11

Wikipedia, or any science textbook. There is disagreement as to the nature of evolution, but its veracity is disputed only by the exceptionally stupid or misled.