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Default Re: State Legislators Seek Bills to Allow Questioning of Evolution Theory in Schools

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Originally Posted by saltwn View Post
Mendel proved that changes occur as a result of cross breeding.
Darwin drew a set of pictures of animal life on an isolated island.
As for picking up genes or laying them down again- who is to say it is not the same as speculation about simple cells being a host to beneficial parasites?
That just means we are made up of cells. It does not prove we have a single cell as our ancestor.
I am more open to ideas about science than many people. I don't see it as black or white. Evolution or creation. There may have been a process , but I believe Darwin led the scientific community to side step that process (maybe unwittingly.) More study needs to be done with an open mind. A mind that is not tethered by evolution theory or intelligent design.
That is what is wrong with the whole debate. As I said, if you are going to dive off into mere (albeit intelligent) speculation, then one set of legends is as good as another.

I, personally, believe in creation. However, I am convinced that evolution was the vehicle of that creation. I also don't see evolution as necessarily an origin as much as a tool for development of new gene technologies. That's really the only focus academia should have when teaching evolution.
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