Evolution Vs Creationism
Evolution vs Creationism
For years, there has been the argument whether or not evolution or creationism was more probable. Creationists like John D. Morris has “called attention to the fact that small changes do not lead to true evolution.” (Morris) Yet, famous evolutionists such as Richard Dawkins always asks, “Do you seriously mean to tell me you believe that all life was created within a week?” (Dawkins) when creationists try to explain that the World was brought to existence in 7 days. Evolution exists because there is hard evidence, such as fossils and petrified impressions that the world slowly came to be over millions of years. Lawrence Krauss, an American physicist and cosmetologist, works hard to decrease the influence of superstition and religious beliefs in society. He implies that “anyone who disagrees with the methodological naturalism (scientific method) is thereby disagreeing with science.” (Krauss) In his book A Universe from Nothing: Why There Is Something Rather than Nothing, Krauss debates over the proposition that something cannot just come from nothing which is used as a reasoning by creationists for their creator. Krauss also complains how teaching students Science vs Religion in school is wrong because “it assumes there are two sides and that there is a debate.” (Krauss) Richard Dawkins provides solid evidence that evolution is real. He gives information about possible human remains that would “blow the theory of evolution out of the water.” (Dawkins) Dawkins once stated in an interview that “among the things that science does know, evolution is about as certain as anything we know…evolution has been observed. It’s just that it hasn’t been observed while it’s happening. ” (Dawkins) In the debate Council for Secular Humanism, Dawkins rants about Kurt Wise, a creationist that admits to scientific reasoning for evolution but will remain a “young age creationist because that is my understanding of the scripture.” (Wise) Religion is used to
For years, there has been the argument whether or not evolution or creationism was more probable. Creationists like John D. Morris has “called attention to the fact that small changes do not lead to true evolution.” (Morris) Yet, famous evolutionists such as Richard Dawkins always asks, “Do you seriously mean to tell me you believe that all life was created within a week?” (Dawkins) when creationists try to explain that the World was brought to existence in 7 days. Evolution exists because there is hard evidence, such as fossils and petrified impressions that the world slowly came to be over millions of years. Lawrence Krauss, an American physicist and cosmetologist, works hard to decrease the influence of superstition and religious beliefs in society. He implies that “anyone who disagrees with the methodological naturalism (scientific method) is thereby disagreeing with science.” (Krauss) In his book A Universe from Nothing: Why There Is Something Rather than Nothing, Krauss debates over the proposition that something cannot just come from nothing which is used as a reasoning by creationists for their creator. Krauss also complains how teaching students Science vs Religion in school is wrong because “it assumes there are two sides and that there is a debate.” (Krauss) Richard Dawkins provides solid evidence that evolution is real. He gives information about possible human remains that would “blow the theory of evolution out of the water.” (Dawkins) Dawkins once stated in an interview that “among the things that science does know, evolution is about as certain as anything we know…evolution has been observed. It’s just that it hasn’t been observed while it’s happening. ” (Dawkins) In the debate Council for Secular Humanism, Dawkins rants about Kurt Wise, a creationist that admits to scientific reasoning for evolution but will remain a “young age creationist because that is my understanding of the scripture.” (Wise) Religion is used to