is evolution in everything? (experience)

[Bishka]

Originally Posted by Sunstone

I am unaware of any species of life, including ours, that the evidence suggests it originated in other than through an evolutionary process. Are you?

Yes, but it would be religious evidence, not scientific.

[robtex]

becky in your poll can we assume when you say everything you mean everything organic?

[Bishka]

Originally Posted by robtex

becky in your poll can we assume when you say everything you mean everything organic?

No, I mean everything....scientific, organic, not tanigable, basically everything.

[robtex]

Originally Posted by beckysoup61

No, I mean everything....scientific, organic, not tanigable, basically everything.

Oh well in that case I would say everything organic and everything living is organic so everything living. Can you give an example of something non-tangable that could be or not be evolutionary based?

[Bishka]

Originally Posted by robtex

Oh well in that case I would say everything organic and everything living is organic so everything living. Can you give an example of something non-tangable that could be or not be evolutionary based?

language, civilization, um, things like that.

[fantôme profane]

Everything changes; everything in the universe is in constant motion. Nothing remains the same forever. So in that sense of the word everything evolves. We can talk about the evolution of planets, the evolution of stars, the evolution of galaxies etc. But this is obviously not biological evolution.

Biological evolution applies to all populations of living organisms. Every living thing on this planet evolved from a different kind of organism. And every population changes over time and has the potential to develop into other very kinds of organisms.

Language, Culture, Civilizations, Religion, Philosophy, Art, all these things also evolve over time. But again remember that this not the same as biological evolution and is not necessarily related to the theory of evolution.