Where did you learn about evolution?

Question

I'm not trying to sound antagonistic, I'm genuinely curious as to the source of R + S's knowledge of evolution.

I like how everyone is making assumptions about my beliefs, based on this question.

Answer 1

Thorough research from many places - school, the NCSE, the works of Stephen Jay Gould, Berkeley's evolution site - and counteropinions from AiG, CMI, and SBC.

Those counteropinions are pretty silly.

Answer 2

College.

Answer 3

My own mouth. I never had wisdom teeth. My back molars fused with the ones infront and now I have really huge back molars. Some 8 points each. Expensive to cap.

Answer 4

Started with National Geographics when I was in first grade and I read everything about it i reached a level where they started teaching it in school, and then some.

Answer 5

I am older than you
It was not taught in school
Just what I read, The Bible ,common sense, my husband, he is very into science, the science channel, History, ect

Answer 6

9Th grade science class-college

to Lani (the person who made the comment after me): i fully understand evolution and i follow God's word to the best of my ability.

Answer 7

School/college and from personal study. I give quite a interest in evolution even though i personally don't believe it. But i feel that i should be able to understand it even if i don't choose to believe in it.

Answer 8

I read "Origin of Species" in high school and studied it in science class and have done lots of reading ever since.

atheist

Answer 9

Biology classes. Where else would you learn about a biological process??

Answer 10

School. 2nd grade. 13 years ago? 12? dunno.


Agnostic is an awesome word by the way (;