Do you beleive in The Darwin Theory?

Answer 1

yes

Answer 2

Yes, although it's been updated considerably since Darwin's day. Evolution is the term now. But Darwin did the groundwork, certainly. I find it hard to understand how anyone could dispute the basic principles of the theory, given the overwhelming evidence and how well the theory explains the evidence.

Are you another one of those that misunderstands the term "theory" as used by science? It is not something which is unproved. It is more that which pulls the evidence together and explains it so that it can be convincing. "Proof" is in the eye of the beholder, while evidence is the facts which are explained by the theory. Works for me; I consider it proved.

Answer 3

Darwin was working with very limited scientific knowledge and a lot of his work has been over taken by later discoveries. That evolution has and still is taking place is now an establish fact but it was Darwin and of course Wallace who set us in the road to finding the truth about life which is still continuing today. Most religious leaders accept the evidence as really it does not alter whether you believe in a god or not. Only few religious nuts wont accept that evolution has happened and some insist that the bible is all true despite the contradictions and obvious myths it contains

Answer 4

There is no Darwin theory.

"The Theory of Evolution" in part is based on some of Darwin's work.

Evolution is an observable phenomena, a fact, just as the earth revolving around the sun is a fact.

TOH Attempts to explain how, not if, evolution happens. It does so quite well.

Answer 5

There's no such thing as the "Darwin Theory".

There is the theory of biological evolution through natural selection, which is a scientific explanation for the observation that populations of organisms change over time, and that there are striking similarities between different groups of organisms that can be explained through a common ancestry with even disparate organisms.

It's not a belief, it's a scientific explanation that fits the thousands, even millions of pieces of evidence gathered from myriad fields of scientific endeavour.

Darwin wasn't even the only one to propose it. Another fellow named Wallace came up with pretty much the same exact explanation independently, and prompted Darwin to publish his results.

Answer 6

If I was made in the image of god, then the poor sod looks a right state.
Incidentally, the idea that Darwin changed his mind, pure myth.

Answer 7

The what huh?

If you mean "evolution", say "evolution".

Science isn't about worshipping people. Darwin was wrong about plenty, including quite a bit of this theory of evolution. Evolution is nonetheless true, though as any good explanation, we are continually changing it in response to new evidence.

Answer 8

Do you?
Been climbing up the coconut trees and still look green like Darwin too?
Ever wonder who were those educated idiots messing up with science and mathematics with the wrong skeletons?
Try and ask the zoo-keeper.
Did any of those ape-men slip out in executive suits working for the MNC in aircon rooms or still lying in the zoo like those bunch of educated idiots..
It's more likely that living human kind is moving backwards in time evolving into a cave-men with living examples in Afghanistan, Iraq and the middle-east.
Luke 9.55-56, 60
Luke 6.39-40,41-45,46-49
What do you think?

Answer 9

I believe in Harry Potter

Answer 10

I believe in evolution, though it's been modified since Darwin.

Answer 11

Definately not, there is too much evidence of a designer to have happened by chance. Open your eyes and look around at how beautiful the earth is, how come its placed so perfectly in the universe to give us the air we breathe. What about its protective layers that prevent us being hurt by meteorites and if I told you the house you live in wasnt designed by someone but came by chance would anyone believe me?