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This article is just a general look at evolutionary psychology, which is still an area of study that is hotly debated in scientific circles and seen by some as being pseudoscience. What point are you trying to make?
So, did you set him straight?
Expresses what? That evolution is fact and that we, as a species, have to come to terms with the implications of that? I suppose it does.
Does your friend feel the same about the Theory of Gravity, Circuit Theory, Atomic Theory and Germ Theory?
This article has little, if anything, to do with biological evolution, and more to do with moral philosophy and social "Darwinism", with a good helping of the false dichotomy of "without God, there is no morality" thrown in for good measure.
Then here's the scoop. Evolution is a fact. As much a fact as the existence of atoms, gravity, and germs. Where the theory part enters the picture is in explaining how evolution works, just as atomic theory explains how atoms work, and the theory of gravity attempts to explain how gravity works.
Then here's the scoop. Evolution is a fact. As much a fact as the existence of atoms, gravity, and germs. Where the theory part enters the picture is in explaining how evolution works, just as atomic theory explains how atoms work, and the theory of gravity attempts to explain how gravity works.
Another point worth noting is that the term "Darwinism" has become a pejorative label for evolution. While Darwin was extremely important to evolution, the theories that explain it have gone far beyond Darwin's understanding of its operation. So, to call evolution "Darwinism" is ignore all the advances made in the field of evolution and suggests evolution is stuck in the 19th century. It's a rather childish practice, but one creationists delight in using, much like many of the other facts they purposely ignore in order to make their case. The cartoon here isn't far off the mark.
, but I tend to read first before accepting anything. I'm very slow, but this how things work for me
Sorry for the confusion, but I wasn't talking about you, but about the active promoters of creationism. Those who use the media to present their case.Okay, calm down I'm not closing my ears
Are you reading anything now?Okay, calm down I'm not closing my ears
