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As scientists and organizations around the world prepare to mark Charles Darwin's 200th birthday on Feb. 12, his theory of natural selection presented in "On the Origin of Species" still arouses a tempest of controversy - mostly centered on the question of whether life is the result of chance and natural processes or divine design.
"These atheist fundamentalists have a common interest in forcing people to choose between evolution and Christianity,"
Originally posted by yogi9969
occasioned by the 150th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin,
Originally posted by Solomons
reply to post by atoms.2008
You cant support the premise of micro evolution and say you dont hold the same regard to macro..you just cant...really...its not possible.Both sides of the same coin.
Originally posted by lordtyp0
ie: I can claim I have an invisible, intangible unicorn in my garage who never needs food or water, and gives me the sports scores when I want them... Doesnt change anything. I can't prove it. You cannot interact with it. It would be pointless to bring up and unlike describing a god, will get people to roll their eys and giggle.. A magic invisible horse? PREPOSTEROUS! and all that
Originally posted by Solomons
Apes evolved with us as did many other primates,we all just share a common ancestor.And we are great apes btw..i mean we evolved with gorillas,chimpanzees etc
[edit on 7-2-2009 by Solomons]
Originally posted by LLoyd45
If God made the World, then evolution must have been God's plan all along. I don't think Charles Darwin was trying to turn the theological World on it's ear with his theory, he was just proposing some addition food for thought.