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Do you believe evolution? There is no scientist can give strong evidence to support evolution. I would like to hear your opinion.
 hitomi  04 Dec 2007 14:37
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It is wrong
and for you people that want to believe that you came from a monkey you're on your own you freak
 
 yorly101  05 Mar 2010 01:40
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The theory of evolution contradicts the Bible and I am so for the Bible.
 
 Aquos  18 Dec 2009 01:03
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 You should know that the bible is written by humans as well.
by  Douglas
 26 Feb 2010 09:31
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It is about 40,000,000,000 to one that it is right!
 
 Tomcat  28 Oct 2009 15:54
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 1 to 1 or one to one. See how much better it looks when you write them both out or just use the numbers on both? You should avoid switching in the middle of a sentence. Oh and your statistical analysis is a little light in facts and data and such. You seem to be more comfortable with fantasy. Why is that pussycat?
by  finsch
 29 Oct 2009 13:56
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I don't believe that monkies can evolve to humans, and that dinosaurs can evolve to birds. It's been many, many years since then, perhaps even millions years, and we humans still share the same physical attribute.

And yes, if you truly believe that we evolved from monkies, thanks for locking them up in cages at the zoo.
However, all things are necessary to know, is what I believe. It's worth knowing what evolution is about.
 
 joylove101  02 Oct 2009 02:47
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The theory of evolution is the persistent progressional change of all life forms in which small variances from one generation to the next unconsciously conspire to evolve itself to better suit the conditions presented to the species.
Thus, all species are in a transitional state that never rests into perpetuity. That being said it should be odd that ANY fossils of the same species would be alike in manner within the vast fossil record considering how infrequent a perspective fossil would find itself the beneficiary of the unlikely matter of events that takes a such snapshot in time. But the contrary is true in as much that all species within the fossil record appear suddenly without previous representation and just as suddenly disappear void of any transitional manifestations or advantageous improvements that evolution relies upon.
Scientists can only point to two representative fossils and draw an unscientific unproven conclusion that one evolved into the other. In fact there are innumerable examples of this. But, the one thing that doesn't exist in all of creation and the vast fossil record *IS THE FOSSIL IN BETWEEN THOSE TWO*!!!! Likenesses or similarities between species doesnt suggest evolution but instead suggests a common creator using likewise body structures and bio systems. Commonalities in design are the product of a common designer. Thus, when one finds two similar examples of an animal it is meaningless. The only thing that gives evolution credible legs to stand on is a succession of fossils that demonstrate an evolutionary timeline. NOTHING like this exists in the least in the fossil record. Of all of the millions of species not one single example can be shown of multiple succeding fossils.
Scientist stick to the world of unfamiliar and vague species to hang their hat on in the evolution lie. Why? Because its easier to make a sales pitch using scientific vernacular and long extinct reptiles and shellfish than it is to work in the realm of the understandable and familiar. In short, there are no "almost" elephants. No "almost giraffes". For evolution to be true one should find innumerable giraffes of varying stages of evolution. It should be rare that two are the same. Yet all are the same. There are no exceptions. Period. Again, the scientists ply their trade utilizing the vague and plausible and unfamiliar species to hoodwink everyone.
The only thing that can be gleaned from the fossil record are implied or coincidental similarities that fall radically short of a hundred million year progression of successively improved archetypes within the same species line. If evolution were valid the entire fossil record would consist of almost entirely different and varied subsequent species over the eons. Exactly the opposite is true, and that is the entire fossil record is static and unvaried. The fact is, you can go out and dig up some saber tooth tiger bones and they will be exactly like all those dug up before.
 
 maxtor  01 Oct 2009 20:31
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 Hi Max. Good post and interesting points raised. I am very confident someone with a far more detailed understanding of the subject will come back at you and I for one will enjoy reading it. You pose some far better questions than usually come from the anti-evolutionists.

One quick thought pops into my mind - isn't the saber toothed tiger an "almost tiger"? If not quite what do you mean by "almost elephant"? One with no trunk or 3 legs?

I take it you are a creationist (or similar). If so how do the dinosaurs fit into the whole process. Please explain the timeline? Did a creator have several spells of creating the animals of the planet over its 4 billion year history.

Are you religious, just out of interest.
by  StBalders
 01 Oct 2009 20:47
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I agree god created everything and everybody
 
 shipp  01 Apr 2009 19:12
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You know what i don't think it makes sense either. I know the neanderthals were our ancestors, and somehow they evolved and so.......became smarter and less stronger than they were. It doesn't make sense. It's like a micro species came out of water, had butt sex with a bug, and that thing had butt sex with a monkey, and that had even more butt sex with a monkey and that became a neanderthal and that neanderthal somehow became a human being like us....i dunno
 
 willis94  19 Mar 2009 02:55
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Science did it for the lulz
 
 Epicfailgy  01 Dec 2008 17:25
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Amen breteren
 
 Feremeir1  25 Nov 2008 03:58
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I believe that humans can mentally evolve, but not physically. Like for instance, half a dozen words used in common speech today were swear words back in the '60's. Also new ideas and new thoughts are springing up every day. That's why I think humans are getting smarter, not physically changing.
 
 heracross1  25 Nov 2008 03:52
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 so why are there different races of humans??
by  openurmind
 11 Jan 2009 22:02
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Yes.

Because, "In the beginning God created heaven and earth. The earth was without form and void, and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And God said, 'Let there be light', and there was light."
(Genesis 1:1)
 
 sylverwyld  07 Nov 2008 03:49
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 What in the heck does that have to do with evolution. You people are literally out of your minds.

So how about that beginning? (this is a different subject - sorry evolutionsists) Without form and void. let's think for once in our lives shall we?

How long was this without form and void period. One split second at the beginning?999 trillion years?
next:
Darkness upon the face of the deep where the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters. This is before Light and was created and seperated from darkness which is before the creation of the lights in the sky which is before the creation of the two lights.
How long was this. What was happening through this period?
Then God created the light. He seperated it from the darkness which is described above. Again, this is before anything about the Sun and Moon and our planet. How long was this? What happened during this time?

Best of all..

What on God's green Earth does it have to do with evolution? Cosmology maybe.

Sorry for being so snippy about it. : )
by  justsumguy
 07 Nov 2008 04:38
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God created the earth in six days according to Genesis.
 
 Good1212  02 Nov 2008 16:38
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 Wow, it's scary that someone actually believes this.
by  Andromeda
 05 Nov 2008 17:42
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No, i don't believe in evolution. Evolution dis-credits the intelligent Creator in favor of blind chance.
 
 webman1200  11 Oct 2008 18:44
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 It favours scientific evidence instead of blind faith don't you mean?
by  ScottyRAWR
 12 Oct 2008 19:11
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It is proven that it was just a random idea that Darwin had when he was in a boat at an island. He was just writing his thoughts in his journal. I just wonder how it became such a big thing as it is now? It all sounds stupid to me
 
 ckell663  23 Sep 2008 09:39
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 Evolution was not an idea, but a well thought out theory. The only reason it sounds stupid to you is because you don't understand it. Get some education.

http://www.worsleyschool.net/science/files/evolution/facts.html
by  Andromeda
 25 Sep 2008 17:06
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Look I will put this as simply as I can. God created this World period. Evolution is a fairy tale. Now if you want to believe in evolution that's fine with me, but remember the bible says" it is appointed onto man once to die and then the judgement" so if you want to believe in evolution you better be prepared to tell God he is wrong someday. I truly feel sorry for evolutionist.
 
 doran  15 Sep 2008 05:19
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 I don't think you can put it more simply then that, good job. The problem with saying god created this world is that you have no proof that any god created anything, or that a god even exists in the first place. Now this is the part that I had a good laugh at, "Evolution is a fairy tale." I've heard this several times and it makes me laugh every time. Evolution is a fairy tail and you believe a man wearing a robe and sandals created the world, you keep thinking that. The bible is a book of mythology that has some good fiction stories and that’s it. Some people use it as a self-help book to run their lives, but some of us know how to run our lives very well without it. This whole debate has nothing to do with the existence of god, but whether or not species are the way they are today as a result of evolution. Don't feel sorry for me, I feel sorry for you. Creationists are people who won't come out of the dark-ages. Creationists are walking around in circles in a room and they won't leave that room because all the doors say "EVOLUTION HAS HAPPENED" on them. Before you deny evolution out right, you should know what you're talking about, here's some websites so you can get educated.

http://www.worsleyschool.net/science/files/evolution/facts.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Introduction_to_evolution
by  Andromeda
 18 Sep 2008 01:39
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I don't have enough faith to believe in evolution. Believing that we came from a rock just seems crazy to me.
 
 created  15 Sep 2008 02:20
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 lol...I liked that. There's nothing wrong with evolution. Judging by what is said on this site, there are humans who insist they have no link to a creator.

It's possible they evolved and those who have the link were created.

I know...I know...that's sick. But it's good scientific debate.
by  justsumguy
 15 Sep 2008 02:35
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The chances that one cell evolved into another cell is HIGHLY unlikely. As one scientist puts it: "The probability that one cell evolves into another has the same probability of a tornado sweeping through a junk yard and forming a 747 from scrap metal."

Also, most scientists agree that the Earth was formed 4.7 billion years ago. The time it would take for a trilobite (one of the most simplests forms of life) to evolve into a Human Being would take trillions of years. Not 4.7 billion.
 
 bluestater  08 Sep 2008 00:02
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 Your not seriously suggesting that trilobites evolved into humans are you.
by  Andromeda
 10 Sep 2008 14:54
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Evolution, and creation, like archaeology, and crime scene investigation are deductive sciences. They posit a theory, and then search for the proofs. The problem arrives when they find answers that don't tell them what they want to hear. Both sides of this question are guilty of wrongly interpreting evidence, or of rejecting a priori, evidence that is applicable to the question, because it doesn't work within the limits of their theory.
In deductive sciences, the way to find which theory is the most plausible, or probable (because the only way to be 100% sure is to be able to return back in time to when it actually happened and to observe it.), is to compile the evidence for both sides, and see which side applies properly the most amount of evidence, from all of the domains of science and philosophy.
One problem that comes into the picture is that when we debate this problem, our presuppositions often take control, and we refuse to listen to the arguments of the other side.
I found it interesting to recently find out that in North America, there is a very small community of Astrophysicists (Carl Sagan was a part of this community), and the majority of the community believe that God created the universe (evidently Carl Sagan was not part of this majority). This fact is interesting because these scientists deal with the stars, and especially with what evidence our universe gives us of it's beginning. Astrophysicists are unanimous that the universe began with a "bang". Philosophers will tell us that every thing that has a beginning must have a creator. Aristotle speaks of the unmoved mover. (Someone might ask the rather unphilosophical question, "well if everything that exists needs a cause, who caused God?" I will answer right now, that neither I, nor the philosopher who first realised this ever said that "everything that exists needs a cause", but everything that has a beginning, in other words, everything that is finite. God, by definition is infinite, which means that he had no beginning. But, that's another debate.) Therefore, philosophically speaking, if the universe had a beginning, it therefore had a cause. If you want to know more, read aristotle on the different types of causes.
Time is short, so, I'll just finish with a simple observation. If evolution is true, then the universe is eternal. However, science has shown us that the universe cannot be eternal (2nd law of thermodynamics). Scientests have tried to get around this fact by positing a theory where the universe is in constant fluctuation. An interesting theory, but inconsistent with the 2nd law of thermodynamics. When all the usable energy is used up, we will not have energy for another "bounce." Whatever the case, I must go, these are some of the reasons why I think that evolution is wrong. However, I haven't read all the books yet, I'm currently working through Richard Dawkins, "the blind watchmaker," which is so far, quite interesting. Until next time.
 
 Romains1  07 Sep 2008 22:14
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 I agree with everything you said except for one point. The universe and the big bang theory have nothing to do with evolution; they are two completely different sciences. One is astronomy/cosmology the other is biology. Let me ask one question. Have you ever seen any convincing evidence to back up evolution? I haven't read any of Dawkins work yet but I plan too. Right now I'm working on "Evolution: The Triumph of an Idea," by Carl Zimmer, and I'm also reading, "Big Bang: The Origin of the Universe," by Simon Singh. Both are really good, and would recommend them to anyone who is interested.
by  Andromeda
 07 Sep 2008 23:12
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Evolution is a religion. Evolution is the faith of atheism because it replaces God with man. When you've conned yourself into believing that some kind of ancient slime morphed into progressively complex and directional life forms, you are in the realm of faith, not science.
The religion of evolution has its own doctrines, traditions, lifestyle, and culture. Social Darwinism is the logical extension of the theory of evolution, which manifests itself in many different philosophies and religions. Examples of these are:
* The "do your own thing" philosophy.
* The "survival of the fittest, and I am the fittest" mentality.
* The "rugged individual" type of capitalism (like Ayn Rand).
* New Age movement.
* Marxism.
* Socialism.
* Racism.
* Nazism.
Hitler worshiped and was worshiped
 
 v00v  05 Sep 2008 03:24
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 You don't know much about evolution, science or even what the definition of religion is do you. For something to be religious it has to do with belief in the existence of at least one of the following: a human soul or spirit, a deity or higher being, or self after the death of one’s body. As far as I know evolution has nothing to do with any of these things. "Ancient slime morphed into progressively complex and directional life forms," I'm not going to respond to that. If you want to ask an intelligent question about evolution you're more than welcome to. Before you deny something are make ludicrous comments about it you should always understand it first. I am glad you didn't say we came from apes.
by  Andromeda
 07 Sep 2008 21:39
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To find out if evolution is true or not read the first verse of the bible. Gen 1:1
 
 Krahner  18 Aug 2008 04:50
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 FROM THE BIBLE'S POINT OF VIEW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
by  Lawyer
 18 Aug 2008 06:08
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Ugh.. I wanna neutral column.
Guess what time it is? ANALOGY TIME!!! Yay!!!

OK, here we go. I have a theory that a watermelon is blue inside, but when you cut it it bleeds and turns red. Now, my hypothesis may or may not be true... Does anyone have any way of proving or disproving me?

Now, apply the same to the evolutionary hypothesis... No one can prove nor disprove it, but I tend to lean towards creationism, because there is one Book (The Bible) that says it isn't true... But I think most people wouldn't accept that.
 
 XieXie  06 Aug 2008 03:45
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 re: your watermelon hypothesis. it is perfectly reasonable to state this hypothesis, that a watermelon only turns red when cut open. however, i think that a scientist, if trying to examine this hypothesis would try to find some kind of mechanism, for example a chemical reaction perhaps as a result of exposure to the atmosphere. i think your comparison, therefore, to the theory of evolution is invalid. a scientific approach toward evolution, and the mechanisms for its operation yield a significant number of potential mechanisms by which it could work. i feel your use of the watermelon analogy as some type of reductio ad absurdum argument is particularly weak in this case.
by  jimvach
 15 Aug 2008 08:26
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If humans evolved from apes, but to get there we had the Neanderthal to bridge the gap and if survival of the fittest is really a true and solid thing to believe in, then why have Neanderthals become extinct? Surely apes should've died out first considering they are the weaker species?
 
 dan  24 Jul 2008 21:33
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 wow, you obviously don't understand the evolutionary timeline AT ALL.

First of all: We did NOT evolve from apes! We evolved alongside them from a similar being that living thousands of years ago. They did not die out because they didn't exist then (as they are today).

And we NEVER evolved from Neanderthals! They were a whole other species that evolved alongside us, that we wiped out!
by  FoxFire
 10 Aug 2008 03:25
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Even Darwin changed his mind on this subject in the end. I wonder if eventually saw the Great Creator's hand in everything?
 
 joe9  10 Jul 2008 18:42
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 I have a feeling that might be creationist propaganda.
by  amedic
 16 Aug 2008 22:26
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If evolution were true, why did it stop?
 
 BroWinter  03 Jun 2008 04:16
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 Evolution hasn't stopped. What gives you the impression that it has? By definition, evolution occurs over a long period of time.
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 03 Jun 2008 18:47
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There are many scientists that give strong points for evolution. Well there there's not enough proof out there that we just poped outta the sky . And plus look at wisdom teeth in the next 4-10 yeas people wont have them because we don't need them evolution is growing to this day. We will evolve into greater species one day. (oh shoot i meant theis to be against. And if your asking why I'm complaining about this will I'm finishing typing its because its already posed and I'm editing it :) )
 
 Pure  16 May 2008 06:17
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 Sources for your claim about wisdom teeth? Sounds farfetched considering evolution occurs constantly, over millions of years.
by  evan
 05 Jun 2008 05:02
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Any one here who is a sports fan knows that all records will continue to be broken. This is due to the constant and changing evolution of athletes conditioning and the equipment they use. That is a very simple way of explaining continual evolution. But as a christian i must ask why when the story of adam and eve and the snake in the garden, is brought up,,,the beginning of man....why is the theory of the pre-adamite world not discussed? God said to adam and eve to go forth and replenish the earth. How can one refill something unless it has been emptied. I cannot replenish the water in a glass unless there was water to begin with but is now gone or has been emptied. The minerals in the soil that a farmer cultivates cannot be replenished until the minerals there are first used up. Maybe that is a discussion for another debate.
 
 jjp6309  10 May 2008 10:03
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We learn we don't evolve we are just are affect by the evils in the world as soon as Adam and eve were thrown out of the garden of Eden
 
 msprngr03  10 May 2008 04:05
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 what is your point?
by  rbetan
 18 Aug 2008 05:49
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There is a space missing in the chart of evolution so it is possible that evolution is wrong
 
 markrjg  09 May 2008 21:18
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 not one space, but countless spaces.
by  Stranger
 13 May 2008 19:09
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The theory of evolution posits a process of self-transformation from simple life forms to more complex life forms, which has never been observed or duplicated in a laboratory.Professor of Botany at the University of Lund in Sweden, stated: "My attempts to demonstrate Evolution by an experiment carried on for more than 40 years have completely failed. At least, I should hardly be accused of having started from a preconceived antievolutionary standpoint." In respect to the creation versus evolution controversy, the fossil record does not support the theory of evolution and is one of the flaws in theory of evolution.Currently, there are over one hundred million identified and cataloged fossils in the world's museums.[63] If the theory of evolution was valid, then there should be "transitional forms" in the fossil record reflecting the intermediate life forms. Another term for these "transitional forms" is "missing links".Darwin himself admitted that his theory required the existence of "transitional forms." Darwin wrote: "So that the number of intermediate and transitional links, between all living and extinct species, must have been inconceivably great. But assuredly, if this theory be true, such have lived upon the earth.""[Darwin] was embarrassed by the fossil record because it didn't look the way he predicted it would .... Well, we are now about 120 years after Darwin, and knowledge of the fossil record has been greatly expanded. We now have a quarter of a million fossil species but the situation hasn't changed much. ... [W]e have even fewer examples of evolutionary transition than we had in Darwin's time." - David M. Raup, Given the fact of evolution, one would expect the fossils to document a gradual steady change from one ancestral form to the descendants. But this is not what the paleontologist finds. Instead, he or she finds gaps in just about every phyletic series. New types often appear quite suddenly, and their immediate ancestors are absent in the geological strata. The discovery of unbroken series of species changing gradually into descending species is very rare. Indeed the fossil record is one of discontinuities, seemingly documenting jumps (saltations) from one type of organism to a different type. This raises a puzzling question: Why does the fossil record fail to reflect the gradual change one would expect from evolution?"Fossil evidence of human evolutionary history is fragmentary and open to various interpretations. Fossil evidence of chimpanzee evolution is absent altogether". Henry Gee.Since World War II a majority of the most prominent and vocal defenders of the theory of evolution which employs methodological naturalism have been atheists.The theory of evolution is a naturalistic theory of the history of life on earth And the definition of theory is a guess or conjecture that has not been tested.
Seems like you need to do more research for you try to make ppl believe something that hasn't even been proven.
 
 cassie9851  25 Apr 2008 09:17
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 do yourself a favour and read about evolution on something other than creationist websites and then maybe you'll see why your arguments against evolution are lies or speculation.
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 26 Apr 2008 02:02
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If we evolved from monkeys, why are there still monkeys today?
Did they decide not to evolve?
Did their conversation go like this?:

"hey, fred, what are you doing tonight?"
"oh, i think i'll evolve! What are you doing?"
"well, tara said that she won't love me if i evolve, so i'm not going to."
"man, just for a girl? Just think, you could have disposable thumbs!"
"nah, i love her too much to let her go, even if it means that i can't have disposable thumbs."
"ok, it's your choice!"

-conversation written by:courtney aka:i'm_trumpet
 
 im_trumpet  23 Apr 2008 19:57
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 I can't believe that you are even asking this.
The reason there are still monkeys today is that they are a modern species just as we are. We did not evolve from monkeys, we shared a common ancestor with them millions of years in the past from which we evolved separately.
by  sensai80
 23 Apr 2008 20:03
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No b/c us coming from freaking monkeys!? That's just dumb! What did the monkeys fall out of the trees then just magically learn how to talk?
 
 celva_olva  22 Apr 2008 12:32
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 You should really understand evolution before you debate and make such false claims about it. We evolved along side monkeys and all present day primates, we did not evolve from them. That has been stated by several of the debaters on this topic. Why are you making such false claims?
by  Andromeda
 23 Apr 2008 17:05
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Its simple. God created the earth and everything in it. Obviously the people who believe this ridiculous theory are the monkeys they supposedly evolved from!
 
 melisiwa  18 Apr 2008 23:38
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 The buy bull says Pi is 3, that bats are birds and that the sun goes around the Earth.

And you actually believe that a collected book of fairy tales is more scientifically accurate. No wonder you work at Wal-mart.
by  K9
 19 Apr 2008 14:11
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Evolution is wrong! If we evolved from monkeys then why is the monkey population booming why are there still monkeys?
 
 MM92  18 Apr 2008 01:36
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 The evolution model states that we evolved alongside apes, not from them. You’ve just demonstrated beyond a reasonable doubt that you lack even the most basic aspects of knowledge concerning evolution.
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 18 Apr 2008 01:40
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Evolution is wrong.
I am a Christian, and I believe that we were made by the Lord God, and was made in His own image. I certainly do not believe that my great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great grandfather was a monkey and we are now man. NO! And that oh my family was a monkey 3 billion years ago, or mine was a fish! NO. We were made my God the creator.
Now, there are some birds today that do evolve but not into humans or different creatures. They evolve because where they live the weather changes drastically and they grow and lose parts depending on the weather.
But yes I think evolution is wrong when it comes to we humans evolved from monkeys. God created everything and every living creature.
 
 Potterpal7  08 Apr 2008 01:01
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 "When one person suffers from a delusion it is called insanity. When many people suffer from a delusion it is called religion."
by  Andromeda
 09 Apr 2008 22:56
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Religios ignorance. Explain thr similarity between cretures like apes humans. Why do we have an appendix. Why do we have a tailbone. Moths have been witnessed changing colour over a period of years.(white to black) what more evidence could you want
 
 wush  01 Mar 2010 05:59
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Based solely on your debate you are wrong. There is much evidence of evolution such as fossils, carbon dating, and skeletal remains. So as to the debate the number of votes is not relevant as by your own premise you are wrong because there is evidence.
 
 boy2girl31  07 Feb 2010 12:07
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I applaud the creationists for their tenacity but through evolution they will die out

the world is still flat though , isn't it ???????
 
 Nicadeamus  08 Nov 2009 13:53
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 By the way, we are CHRISTIANS, not CREATIONISTS. Stick that in your head the same way you stick science in that ego of yours.
by  Pyrus
 18 Dec 2009 04:54
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Evolution is a science meaning it has evidence to back up it's claims. It is a possible explanation of how things came to be. It will never be 100% right nor will it be 100% wrong. Unlike your "god" who has no proof what so ever of even existing.
 
 bdeuchler  28 Oct 2009 19:30
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 Just to clarify, evolution is fact, just as gravity is fact. The Theory of Evolution is our attempt to understand all the mechanisms and whys and how’s of that fact. The Theory of evolution is what you are more less referring to.
by  finsch
 28 Oct 2009 19:47
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Wow, I can't believe I never commented on this debate. I can't see evolution being wrong unless one were to say that nature was wrong. It seems more appropriate to say that evolution is not factual; it is a well received and agreed upon theory of how we came to be, but I wouldn't see evolution as wrong...quite the opposite really. I hope that humans continue to evolve to give us a chance to better ourselves, both physically and mentally.
 
 Damien  10 Aug 2009 20:08
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 Follow the directions I left for clarkent two responses down, it'll be worth your while!
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 10 Aug 2009 21:36
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If evolution dose not happen give me the real reason on what happens!

And don't give me any god stuff am totally unreligious and don't think any of that stuff is possibul.
 
 MeaMagic  08 Jul 2009 10:47
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 Human arrogance is quite a powerful substance, but none so powerful as God and his love.
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The argument about evolution form the god squad side is always the same, but why is it that your camp continues to fail to look at the length of time it takes for species to adapt to their new surroundings. If you can't prove something to the last quark in the opinion of the god-ies, and most of all in their life times then it most be wrong. Get real, the need for adaptation to environment leads to evolution bible thumpers it's the natural order of the world.
 
 clarkkent  06 Jul 2009 17:12
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 If you want to see a different response by the religious wing go down to the bottom of this screen and click on the further responses link. Check out Anothony 93 it's one of the funniest responses I've seen.
by  finsch
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Sigh... Randy orton, batista, triple h, ric flair... Evolution.
 
 cannibal  12 Jun 2009 02:13
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There is LOTS of evidence of evolution.

The idea that some big man with a beard created the Earth, the moon, the sun etc., and then what, did he just put dinosaur fossils in the groud for a laugh? So he could enjoy watching us be confused? If yes then he's a twisted old man!
 
 CharliNoir  23 May 2009 09:54
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There definitely is a such thing as evolution and I'm sure there are hundreds of scientists in heaven cursing your name for thinking that they cant prove evolution happened. Not only does it happen over long periods of time, you see that it happens in our own timeframe too, as humans have gotten taller over the years, based on the theory that those who are short are more unlikely to reproduce

I think that, on a larger note, that things should be taken much more seriously about this. Evolution can definitely be proven through the fossil and ice record, but the ignorance here is astounding. Even though we know it exists, there are far too many here, and elsewhere that can't agree on a scientific principal.
 
 joredia93  30 Apr 2009 22:48
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Humans did not evolve from monkeys. Humans are more closely related to modern apes than to monkeys, but we didn't evolve from apes, either. Humans share a common ancestor with modern African apes, like gorillas and chimpanzees. Scientists believe this common ancestor existed
5 to 8 million years ago. Shortly thereafter, the species diverged into two separate lineages. One of these lineages ultimately evolved into gorillas and chimps, and the other evolved into early human ancestors called hominids.

Homo Sapiens (Humans) genetically are still about 98% chimpanzee. Different species branched off and evolved differently according to the conditions around them. We either adapt or become extinct. In a way, one could say that humans are just one of the monkey-type species that still exist today
It was a different kind of monkey that turned into men and they are extinct now.
 
 FISHSTIX  20 Apr 2009 02:51
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Although the evolution theory hasn't explained every little thing yet, it's still the most rational theory out there.
 
 bambiwaltz  02 Apr 2009 16:10
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Humans are changing in both ways.
 
 swimmer724  09 Mar 2009 19:23
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Oh and what would you put in it's place creationism? Uhhh, NO!
 
 Balance_92  22 Feb 2009 21:43
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The easiest way for people to understand evolution is to first know that the larger the species, the slower the adaptation (evolution) happens. Therefore the simplest way to explain it is with germs/bacteria and the immune system. You get chickenpox, for example...You (your body) gets sick until your immune system fights it off. The white blood cells then ADAPT to recognize that particular invader and you will (in almost all cases) NEVER get sick from chickenpox again.

A similar example is MRSA (superbugs). They have adapted to become resistant to most anti-biotics. Anti-biotics have been used for decades. This is not even a generation in human terms. However to bacteria, represents literally THOUSANDS of generations. EVOLUTION was a slow process in the lifespan of a bacteria (hours to days of life), but relatively quick in our lifespan. If you have ever had chickenpox, yet deny the existence of evolution, then just haven't been living with you eyes open.
 
 vitiate  22 Feb 2009 21:37
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 Evolution, as in change over time, is one thing. Creation of new species is another. "Superbug" bacteria aren't a new species, they're just a regular bug that has been introduced to harmful stuff that wipes out 99.9 percent of it, then the .1% resistant strains reproduce, and voila, superbugs.

The argument that this creates new species is akin to Hitler's belief that he could create a master race by eliminating all the undesirable genetic characteristics. It wouldn't be a new species, but something like sickle cell anemia might be eliminated from the gene pool. That's good right? Wrong. SCA is an unpleasant disease, but it also protects humans from malaria, which is why Africans have it genetically: due to their environment. Blacks and whites are not different species, they just carry different genetic signatures. Nothing on this world is that far removed from how it was originally created.
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There is A LOT of evidence that points toward evolution. Or else it wouldn't be so highly regarded by scientists everywhere.
 
 mariafu  01 Feb 2009 08:08
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 Kind of like how the consensus of scientists in the 70s predicted a new ice age by 2025. Now it's global warming. No wait, it's global climate change, now they CAN'T be wrong. Also, out of the 3,000 signatures on the touted paper on global warming, less than 10 are climatologists. I expect the consensus of evolution to include a large number of dentists and history teachers with their PhDs.
by  edengard
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How can you prove that evolution is wrong. Evolution is happening all the time, although it takes about millions of years.
 
 hellfire01  08 Dec 2008 09:07
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 The Theory of Evolution can be demonstrated to be incorrect. If it couldn’t, it wouldn’t be science. It would be an unfalsifiable speculation incapable of being supported by evidential means.
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WTF i know this comment isn't about evolution even thought it is definately correct, it is about the silly people who have voted for it and have put idiotic comments why they think it is wrong. Its very scary people still think that there is a god and he created everything in 6 days for one a day is said to be from morning to night from the earth spinning around on its axis therefore how did god create everything in 6 days as days wouldn't of existed when god was suppose to create everything plus days are completely different on each planet this shows that a simple person had written this its just a major flaw that shows religion is wrong because it shows that it was made by a bunch of people who knew nothing everything that is said about a so called god is wrong as it was written by a HUMAN being it is a rubbish theory to how everything began.
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 tommyg15  03 Dec 2008 18:06
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 you better hope you're right, Tommy. Otherwise you are now really on the wrong side of God.
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It is physically impossible that humans magically sprang up from the dirt and started to inherit the earth, so that only leaves evolution. But the Bible never says how God created humans, so it very well could be that evolution is God's doing, just like the Big Bang Theory.
 
 bookworm3  11 Nov 2008 18:21
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Seriously? I cant believe were still having debates over this topic! It only makes logical sense that we have evolved! Where else do you think we came from? You think that god just decided to create us all one day? I don't think so!
 
 roboat  30 Oct 2008 11:53
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 Seriously? Yeah. Where do you think we came from? A space ship beyond the original hot, dense state of the universe?

I get it. You're one of those people like the "creationists" who want to take the science of evolution to the big bang and before. You have an incredibly long distance to travel.

I think it's connected...but seriously.
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"There is no scientist can give strong evidence to support evolution"

Oh except that tricky evidence part. I know it takes effort to look for evidence - but that doesn't mean we should give up and go home. How about the evidence of the fossil record - fossil after fossil in a line showing the progression of evolution from one stage to the next. Or maybe the correlation between this evidence and the evidence of genetics - how we can use both genetics and the fossil record to draw a tree-diagram of any part of the animal kingdom, going back millennia, and both methods will match. How we can accurately date two skeletons of pre-humans, one with a larger head than the other, and know for certain that the one with the larger brain came after the smaller brained pre-human.

So yes you're right there is no evidence - evolution really is the most ridiculous load of nonsense.
 
 joseph2166  26 Oct 2008 01:15
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 In fact, evolutionists have steadfastly maintained their conclusion despite data to the contrary.
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Evolution isn't wrong, even the Vatican says that you can believe in it and still be Catholic. The time line maybe a little skewed though.
 
 fairie  23 Oct 2008 21:30
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You have to be kidding. There is plenty of evidence.
 
 yu_yevin  15 Oct 2008 00:17
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 Not as much evidence as the Bible. Your precious evolution theory is merely a suspicion, a small superstition in the vast space of God's creation. The Bible has all the evidence written down in a code of parables. You astray people just don't believe. "...Said I not unto thee, that, if thou wouldest believe, thou shouldest see the glory of God?" -John 11:40
by  Pyrus
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Endogenous Retrovirus fragments... Enough said. Evolution has been observed and documented (micro and macro).
 
 Ribo  14 Oct 2008 02:45
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There is slight proof in the Smithsonian. A fish that has features resembling other animals.
 
 hobojoe81  01 Oct 2008 03:40
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 this isn't proof of change from one species into another. only that a fish once existed that had features resembling other animals. we don't even know if that fish had any babies.
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We can observe microorganisms involved in our lifetime. That is why antibiotics don't work after a while because the non resistant organisms die out and the resistant ones remain and have adapted to the new climate which is what evolution is. We can also see evolution in plants and animals to an extent within our lifetime where the organisms with the most suitable characteristics survive.
I'm not sure that overzealous religious people understand evolution, I only have a GCSE in biology for this level of understanding. Evolution in fact has almost nothing to do with God as it does nothing to disprove the existence of God (does not explain how things were created) but just contradicts certain interpretations of religion
Evolution just seems like the most rational argument as, if God created everything as it were, how come we have observed changes happen and that are happening?
 
 truespud  30 Sep 2008 17:05
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 Creationists don't disagree with change. We disagree with change from one species into another. I have repeatedly asked for the evidence of this but no one has brought a real example to light yet. Finsch brought the best one so far which was the fruit flies that refused to mate with other fruit flies after 35 generations. but at the end, both groups are still fruit flies. no species change.
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 01 Oct 2008 03:44
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Evolution doesn't exist. If people came from monkeys, gorillas, then they wouldn't be here now. All gorillas would have evolved. It's also blasphemous to say evolution did exist.
 
 Jock626  25 Sep 2008 16:13
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 Are you serious? It's scary to think someone still believes this. If I had a dime for every time I said this, I would be billionaire. WE DID NOT EVOLVE FROM MONKEYS, GORRILLAS, OR ANY OTHER PRIMATE. We evolved separately as our own species along side other primates. Get an education; come out of the dark ages. Oh, and your also on the wrong side of the debate.

http://www.worsleyschool.net/science/files/evolution/facts.html
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This is always a false dlemma.

There's no reason that there couldn't be a divine hand "guiding" evolution.
 
 grokit  03 Sep 2008 21:41
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 There are reasons why the Christian God could not use evolution.
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All those for should arrange to meet and have their own private BIG BANG.For the more enlightened voters one of the clearest examples of evolution can be seen with some of the cruel results from pedigree dog breeding.Indeed this is devolution which results in strong breeds such as bulldogs reduced to wheezing wrecks within 3 generations or so.
 
 jonnybig  03 Sep 2008 21:25
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How can we say that evolution is wrong? We may not have 100% proof of the line of evolution but neither do we have proof that God exists. Some people may say that proof is in the bible but that at the end of the day it is only a book. There are thousands of books out there that state the existence of evolution.
 
 toria2607  03 Sep 2008 20:01
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 The whole purpose of the study of origins is the search for God or the denial of Him, depending on your point of view. Both are religious in nature, since neither can be verified by scientific experimentation. But, creation is more scientific, since it doesn't violate any known scientific laws. In contrast, evolution requires much more "faith" since it bucks up against the laws of thermodynamics and probability. The molecular machines that manufacture proteins in fractions of a second can be contrasted with man's attempt to duplicate it. To synthesize proteins, it requires a team of brilliant scientists, a large quantity of expensive chemical reagents, hundreds of steps, automated equipment and months of planning.

Predictions based upon the theory of evolution are not a reflection of reality. For example, fossils and strata are found in the wrong order, DNA content of certain animals does not follow the evolutionary pattern, and interdependence between organisms defies evolutionary explanation.

If the theory of evolution were true, it would be difficult to classify organisms, since there would be so many intermediate forms. Instead, all animals can be classified into distinct "kinds", separated genetically by barriers in breeding.
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Evolution is pretty much proven, the only reasonmany people still call it a theory is because the people who have studied it are often more open-minded and therefore are unwilling to say I KNOW IT IS CORRECT, they instead say "I believe this is the most logical explanation for the variety of lifeforms we have"

I am assuming the only people who don't agree with the evolution theory (excluding those who either don't understand it/have not heard of it/don't care) only disagree because their religion states the earth and all thing was created by their god/allah/hours etc etc.

I would love...LOVE...to debate with a christian or religious person about this, as long as they don't us their holy literature as absolute proof.
 
 JiM_McG  27 Aug 2008 21:36
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 Evolution is not pretty much proven...Evolution is a construct of scientist quoting other scientist. There are way too many holes in your cheese to say it's a fact and common sense says it's not possible.
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There is overwhelming physical and observable evidence of the gradual process of evolution. I would like to see some of this evidence for when people try to prove that God is fact.
 
 kddan  22 Aug 2008 20:22
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For those who do not believe in evolution, I must say that I am impressed at their ignorance. Proof? How about the millions of years of geological evidence found throughout the globe?
 
 teehee  22 Aug 2008 15:58
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