bardock wrote:
Evolution is as proven as religion yet a lot of people choose to deem it a strong possibility.


Science has directly observed evolution, but never a god, spirit, or soul, so science wins.

Moses' splitting of the Red Sea is actually plausible.

"Plausible" means it could possibly happen, not it did happen. It's still vastly improbable.

Ad and Sodom and Gomora are all proven.

Back this up.

In the other 2 holy books

There are many, many "holy books" in this world.

For example in it you can find the 3 stages of human development in the mothers womb (without needing to reach).

You could divide any process into three parts. Some biologist decided to break fetal development into three parts to make it easier to study. It's a man made distinction, not a natural one.

It's a complete coincidence.

That's not to say that species don't learn to adapt.

Congratulations, that's the Theory of Evolution and you believe in it.

You can look it up for yourselves.

I've read Origin of the Species. Have you?

Evolution being such a weak theory does NOT mean that God exists.

Evolution being a proven fact does NOT mean that God is imaginary, but some believers just can't accept that, and continually attack evolution. Religious extremism works that way.




Religion encysts past mythologies: guesses, hidden assumptions of trust in the universe, pronouncements made in search of personal power, all mingled with shreds of enlightenment. And always an unspoken commandment: Thou shalt not question! We break that commandment daily in the harnessing of human imagination to our deepest creativity.

-Chapterhouse: Dune

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