A Guide to Evolution: What Natural Selection is and The Controversy Behind It

[Reaver197]

http://evolution.berkeley.edu/

Here's a good link for helping people understand evolution while also giving links for the plethora of evidence that supports it.

 

[illinialex24]

Oh wow I forgot, gonna get sources now.

 

[Oracle]

Peachey, did you just run into a Debate Hall thread about evolution, claim to not "believe in it", ignore the entire original post, and then attempt to avoid your view being challenged?!

You do know what the Debate Hall is for, right? You know... debate.

Saying "that's just my belief" is not an argument. It's a red flag (or rather a white flag) which says "Hey everyone, what I believe in makes such little sense that I can't back it up in the slightest."

duh, it's religion. It's an argument you can't win, because debate uses logic and religion defies logic.

Also, as it turns out, you can be Christian and believe in evolution!!! *gasp*

After reading the forwards of a couple bibles the other day and hearing some religious people's opinions, I've realized that the bible can actually be interpreted looser than what most people interpret it as, ie everything in Genesis literally, because since, by Christian view, humans are imperfect and humans created the bible.

 

[Mewter]

duh, it's religion. It's an argument you can't win, because debate uses logic and religion defies logic.

Also, as it turns out, you can be Christian and believe in evolution!!! *gasp*

After reading the forwards of a couple bibles the other day and hearing some religious people's opinions, I've realized that the bible can actually be interpreted looser than what most people interpret it as, ie everything in Genesis literally, because since, by Christian view, humans are imperfect and humans created the bible.

Too bad they can't do that with Prop 8.
Take that somewhere else. Maybe another one of the (million) religion threads out there.