Do you believe in evolution? Do you think it should be taught in public schools?
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I personally have a view that the Evolution idea is a more believable idea then we were created how we are now.
Everything naturally evolves and I personally believe that is a more viable reasoning to as how we have ended up where we are today.
We can also see this in the Earth and things around us, seeing them evolve as time passes also.
That being said!
I believe that both ideas should be taught equally in school and children should be able to choose what to believe in a non biased education system favouring neither.
After all, Im not 100% sure either are right, or why both cannot be partly true.
I have a opinion but I cannot say its the right one.
Everything naturally evolves and I personally believe that is a more viable reasoning to as how we have ended up where we are today.
We can also see this in the Earth and things around us, seeing them evolve as time passes also.
That being said!
I believe that both ideas should be taught equally in school and children should be able to choose what to believe in a non biased education system favouring neither.
After all, Im not 100% sure either are right, or why both cannot be partly true.
I have a opinion but I cannot say its the right one.
I think the evolution should be thought because there is a 100% verified source that species evolved. It may or may not prove the creation of the universe, but in a way it doesn't have anything to do with it. I think America is the only country that this is debated about, I mean educating people about the evolution, every other country doesn't seem to have a problem with it.
100% verified source that species evolved
I studied it and no there isn't a lot of proof at all. The scientists that found the missing link were later discredited for putting together a skeleton to fit their theories cause they couldn't find the proof that one ever existed, a lot of the proof is theory, but just happens to fit their facts. The saying is, we know it is out there we just don't know how, hardly concrete
I studied it and no there isn't a lot of proof at all. The scientists that found the missing link were later discredited for putting together a skeleton to fit their theories cause they couldn't find the proof that one ever existed, a lot of the proof is theory, but just happens to fit their facts. The saying is, we know it is out there we just don't know how, hardly concrete
Agreed. :clap:Flash said:
