I've noticed a lot of comments against evolution - but they actually have nothing to do with evolution. I think a lot of people against it do not really understand what it is. I'd really like to get people against evolution to comment.
One person asked: if people came from apes then why are there still apes? (I don't think I really need to clarify why this question has no merit..but apes didn't spontaneously all turn into people leaving no apes behind....)
And there have been others - someone even put this clip up as DEFENSE against evolution. If you actually check out the clip you will realize the man in the video is not talking about evolution - he is talking about spontaneous creation but says its evolution. http://youtube.com/watch?v=FZFG5PKw504&feature=related
I don't know if it's the relgion thing. I am religious but also believe in the process of evolution. (I see it as G-d created life and gave them the oppurtunity to change and adapt through the process of evolution)
2007-12-16
04:12:59
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EDIT: The person who wrote about it being logical to think that everything is so complex and "perfect" - why would I want to believe this all came by chance?
It's not about what I WANT to believe. It's what I can believe based on what is in front of me. No one knows how life initially started and I choose to believe G-d started it. But there are irefutable scientific facts that point to evolution as the a process that does occur as well.
I actually find it insulting to G-d that he would simply just create things and leave them be. He created a world were the environment and things are always changing. In this great planning he took into account that living things will need to be able to adapt and change according to whatever comes their way. Evolution is truly an ingenious mechanism set in place by him.
2007-12-16
06:08:20 ·
update #1