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Which do you believe in or which seems most logical?
Darwinism Basically, as many of you will know, the Theory of Evolution set out by Darwin in the origin of species. This theory is 'survival of the fittest'.
Creationism This is that the world and its inhabitents were created by God in a week, 6000 years ago, as described by Genesis. Things such as dinosaur bones are dismissed as fakes intended to mislead the faithful.
Intelligent Design Theory An interesting and less main-stream belief, that evolution is correct, however it challenges the things which are not explained by Darwinism and believe in an 'intelligent designer', which need not be God, it could be hyperintelligent aliens.
Darwinism Basically, as many of you will know, the Theory of Evolution set out by Darwin in the origin of species. This theory is 'survival of the fittest'.
Creationism This is that the world and its inhabitents were created by God in a week, 6000 years ago, as described by Genesis. Things such as dinosaur bones are dismissed as fakes intended to mislead the faithful.
Intelligent Design Theory An interesting and less main-stream belief, that evolution is correct, however it challenges the things which are not explained by Darwinism and believe in an 'intelligent designer', which need not be God, it could be hyperintelligent aliens.
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(Original post by Bigcnee)
Your Poll is leading, and thus void.
Your Poll is leading, and thus void.
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(Original post by happysunshine)
Darwinism.
The last one is very funny.
Darwinism.
The last one is very funny.
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#6
(Original post by eric bischoff)
and i chose for it
and i chose for it
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(Original post by happysunshine)
Darwinism.
The last one is very funny.
Darwinism.
The last one is very funny.
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#8
(Original post by happysunshine)
LOL, well it is just the same as the second really.
LOL, well it is just the same as the second really.
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#9
(Original post by Lord Huntroyde)
really, how?
really, how?
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(Original post by elpaw)
probably in the order that you chose to list them, but with 3 options theres no real alternative to that.
probably in the order that you chose to list them, but with 3 options theres no real alternative to that.
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#11
Creationism isn't the popular held belief of many Christians anymore. Educated religious people understand that it is a metaphor rather than reality.
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#12
(Original post by Lord Huntroyde)
What would be a better way of listing them? There was no real order in my head, I simply listed them as I had written about them in the text, and that was in the order of which ever came into my mind first, so it was truly random!
What would be a better way of listing them? There was no real order in my head, I simply listed them as I had written about them in the text, and that was in the order of which ever came into my mind first, so it was truly random!
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#13
(Original post by Lord Huntroyde)
really, how?
really, how?
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#14
The book by Richard Dawkins which suggests we are genetically incapable of altruism and that the human species has a 'selfish gene' is an interesting one. It explains that humans were not genetically programmed to act for the good of the group, more so for the individual.
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#15
(Original post by timeofyourlife)
The book by Richard Dawkins which suggests we are genetically incapable of altruism and that the human species has a 'selfish gene' is an interesting one. It explains that humans were not genetically programmed to act for the good of the group, more so for the individual.
The book by Richard Dawkins which suggests we are genetically incapable of altruism and that the human species has a 'selfish gene' is an interesting one. It explains that humans were not genetically programmed to act for the good of the group, more so for the individual.
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#17
(Original post by rednirt)
Darwin! Monkeys! Punnett Squares! Strawberries.. oh, I'm running off at a tangent...
Darwin! Monkeys! Punnett Squares! Strawberries.. oh, I'm running off at a tangent...
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#18
(Original post by ]{ingnik)
ooohh, thts a bit pessimistic is it not? y do we feel sorry for people then?
ooohh, thts a bit pessimistic is it not? y do we feel sorry for people then?
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(Original post by timeofyourlife)
Maybe because we'd feel guilty if we didn't feel sorry for certain people, and selfish people would rather suffer sorrow than guilt
Maybe because we'd feel guilty if we didn't feel sorry for certain people, and selfish people would rather suffer sorrow than guilt
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#20
(Original post by Banned Maskall)
No **** sherlock do you really have to ask this stupid question? Oh I believe the God created the whole ****ing oplaent in a week or alioens created everyone **** off
No **** sherlock do you really have to ask this stupid question? Oh I believe the God created the whole ****ing oplaent in a week or alioens created everyone **** off
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