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Atheists see 'christians' who are more interested in making friends and filling pews rather than preaching with authority power, not sure if what they believe is even true or more importantly, politically correct. |
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is that like the speculation that god exists? or is that a different type of speculation?
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as opposed to evolution?
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current records have been around to document small but incremental evolution changes.
ie: a lot of moths have a grey speckled pattern here and in Europe because during the industrial revolution, those are the ones that camouflaged best. |
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didn't Darwin say transitional species should be found anytime your shovel hit the ground? |
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after all, he's edjumacated. |
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i'm no biologist, buti don't think moths leave bone fragments.
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Here's one: Characteristics more likely to aid a species' ability to live long enough to reproduce will become more prominent in later generations.
You can test this through DNA transformation - giving antibiotic genes to bacteria, putting them in an environment with non-antibiotic resistant bacteria where there is a small but significant probability of them encountering an antibiotic. then take early generations of those bacteria and freeze them. Leave the cultures to evolve, then take equal samples of both the early generations and the later generation and see put them in fully antibiotic environments. Then see which one is more successful at reproducing in the antibiotic environment. Just one example. |
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i can't deny ID. I can't.
What i CAN suggest is that they both occur. ID started it all, and species have evolved since. I know this doesn't agree with everything evolved right from amoebas or whatever, but I think for theists to ignore the science that evolution CAN and DOES occur is pretty silly. |
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like say molecule to fully formed man |
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I believe it's plausible, but I can't commit to it. Evolution as a source for all life on earth is still a theory iirc. Evolution as a process for adaption is proven fact, though.
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The scientists who come up with these theories are often shown wrong in many occasions. That's what the scientific process does. So we adapt and change the theories to better explain other observed phenomena. Science is a continuous process and there is never a final answer. Just revisions and better understanding of how things work. Last edited by ebbomega; Jan 31, 08 at 07:04 PM. |
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adaptation i'm down with. just not the whole ape to man thing.
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