Do you believe in..........................................................

Evolution? I'm only asking because I know some Schools in the States ban any mention of Charles Darwin's Origin of the Species.

So now whole generations are growing up believing we all come from Adam and Eve? I'll blame Bush its easier,

Ofcourse i believe in evolution. Whats there to believe

not believing in evolution is like not believing in gravity

Evolutionist here, checking in. That's what I grew up believing, and I was even tought that in school.

To quote the world famous philosopher Howard of Stern... "There's nothing intelligent about 'intelligent' design"

Bush, yes I wanna say something about him... But... What? Is this about evolution?! Damned... Well... Yes I believe in evolution. Only in evolution. I'm out of all religions, by the way.

I believe in both evolution and Creation.

Perhaps God created Evolution???

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Haystacks Calhoun wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Perhaps God created Evolution???
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Indeed this is what i believe.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]FriedChicken<br><font size=1>The Almighty</font> wrote: [/QUOTENAME]not believing in evolution is like not believing in gravity[/QUOTE]

They actually tried to prove to people gravity didn't exist. Sick huh?

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=black>Andy<font color=red>38 wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Haystacks Calhoun wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Perhaps God created Evolution???
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Makes sense.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Haystacks Calhoun wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Perhaps God created Evolution???

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thats crap...doesnt explain how one person is here before anyone else.

I thought this thread was going to be about magic. Anyway, I think 'believing' in something is ridiculous, but rather one should 'assume temporarily for specific purposes.' Of course, it's much more practical to assume that evolution did occur than to assume that creationism occurred.

Not to mention that I am fairly certain that if President Bush were confronted about creationism, he would almost certainly support the teaching of evolution in schools. It's unreasonable to even consider him in this.

What's the point of believing that God created evolution? Why does it matter where it (or anything) came from? Have we nothing better to do than wonder about things that can't be proven? We're here in the world right now, so let's make the best of what we do know and can prove. I can't believe how people can spend so long wasting their time trying to prove the unprovable.

Science is the study of proving things by testable measures. Philsophy covers what science cannot cover. Creationism comes from philosophy, since religion falls under philosophy. There is not one bit of scientific evidence claiming that an invisible man in the sky created anything, so until that can be proven, it cannot be entertained as a remote possibility, as it is thus a waste of precious time.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: [/QUOTENAME]What's the point of believing that God created evolution? Why does it matter where it (or anything) came from? Have we nothing better to do than wonder about things that can't be proven? We're here in the world right now, so let's make the best of what we do know and can prove. I can't believe how people can spend so long wasting their time trying to prove the unprovable.

Science is the study of proving things by testable measures. Philsophy covers what science cannot cover. Creationism comes from philosophy, since religion falls under philosophy. There is not one bit of scientific evidence claiming that an invisible man in the sky created anything, so until that can be proven, it cannot be entertained as a remote possibility, as it is thus a waste of precious time.
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well said!