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Senast redigerad av icarus_gbg 2013-08-13 kl. 10:12.
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Senast redigerad av AliBB 2013-08-14 kl. 02:45.
Senast redigerad av AliBB 2013-08-14 kl. 02:45.
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Om inte Evolution är ett faktum, hur förklarar du skillnader människor emellan? eller menar du på fullaste allvar att en väst-afrikan som helt plötsligt fick ljus hy, blont hår och blåa ögon skulle bli och se ut som en typisk svensson? nej inte direkt va...Nu ljuger du. Jag har ingenstans sagt att koranen varken säger de ena eller de andra om evolution. Jag personligen kommer aldrig någonsin tro på evolution i den bemärkelsen att en art ändrar form och utseende och utvecklas till en annan. Jag kommer aldrig tro på evolution som säger att en art får en ny egenskap helt av sig själv.
Angående tjuren så finns det ett bättre exempel men fortfarande inte bevis på evolution. En häst och en åsna kan få en mullåsna. Men inget bevis för evolution.
Angående tjuren så finns det ett bättre exempel men fortfarande inte bevis på evolution. En häst och en åsna kan få en mullåsna. Men inget bevis för evolution.
En typisk svensk, eller hur?
http://rufadas.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/01/albino.jpg
Adam och Eva, var dom vita eller svarta?
Vad gäller Evolution, så finns det starka bevis för det.
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Science is a process of seeking natural explanations for natural phenomena. Scientists ask questions about the natural world, formulate hypotheses to answer the questions, and collect evidence or data with which to evaluate the hypotheses. Scientific theories are unified explanations of these phenomena supported by extensive testing and evidence. The theory of evolution, supported by extensive scientific findings ranging from the fossil record to the molecular genetic relationships among species, is a unifying concept of modern science. Of course, our understanding of how evolution works continues to be refined by new discoveries
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The Council of the American Association for the Advancement of Science has thought it advisable to take formal steps upon this matter, in order that there may be no ground for misunderstanding of the attitude of this Association, which is one of the largest scientific bodies in the world, with a membership of more than 11,000 persons, including the American authorities in all branches of science. The following statements represent the position of the Council with regard to the theory of evolution.
The Council of the Association affirms that, so far as the scientific evidences of evolution of plants and animals and man are concerned, there is no ground whatever for the assertion that these evidences constitute a "mere guess." No scientific generalization is more strongly supported by thoroughly tested evidences than is that of organic evolution.
The Council of the Association affirms that the evidence in favor of the evolution of man are sufficient to convince every scientist of note in the world, and that these evidences are increasing in number and importance every year.
The Council of the Association also affirms that the theory of evolution is one of the most potent of the great influences for good that have thus far entered into human experience; it has promoted the progress of knowledge, it has fostered unprejudiced inquiry, and it has served as an invaluable aid in humanity’s search for truth in many fields.
The Council of the Association is convinced that any legislation attempting to limit the teaching of any scientific doctrine so well established and so widely accepted by specialists as is the doctrine of evolution, would be a profound mistake, which could not fail to injure and retard the advancement of knowledge and of human welfare, by denying the freedom of teaching and inquiry which is essential to all progress.
The Council of the Association affirms that, so far as the scientific evidences of evolution of plants and animals and man are concerned, there is no ground whatever for the assertion that these evidences constitute a "mere guess." No scientific generalization is more strongly supported by thoroughly tested evidences than is that of organic evolution.
The Council of the Association affirms that the evidence in favor of the evolution of man are sufficient to convince every scientist of note in the world, and that these evidences are increasing in number and importance every year.
The Council of the Association also affirms that the theory of evolution is one of the most potent of the great influences for good that have thus far entered into human experience; it has promoted the progress of knowledge, it has fostered unprejudiced inquiry, and it has served as an invaluable aid in humanity’s search for truth in many fields.
The Council of the Association is convinced that any legislation attempting to limit the teaching of any scientific doctrine so well established and so widely accepted by specialists as is the doctrine of evolution, would be a profound mistake, which could not fail to injure and retard the advancement of knowledge and of human welfare, by denying the freedom of teaching and inquiry which is essential to all progress.
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Senast redigerad av Viktim 2013-08-14 kl. 11:42.
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