
Originally Posted by
Jhared
it's also a matter of scientific principle, sticking to tangible programs rather than mere speculations., seeking to understand what can be understood rather than relying on blunt notions such as "god did it"..
it is somewhat wrong to be thwarted by this so-called "no-complete-evidence-yet" scheme.. it is always good to synergize among the line of common interest, true scientific interest that is..
then it is safe from your point of view to claim the definite and much valid claim of human is from the "theory" of charles darwin? This is your basis if asked where did Man came from? Despite of the lack of "Transitional Fossils" or the origin of the species.
Much more to say that in science or as what you describe as "scientific principle", the approach of this theory is somewhat flawed. Why?
The word science means “knowledge” and science is the accumulation of knowledge. Science is an intentional, systematic and logical approach to discovering how things work in the universe so
evolution cannot ever be a
proven theory that shows that it works. Why do I say that? Because of these fundamental aspects in science:
- There must be
observations made and recorded.
Now by disconnected evidence, aren't you also relying on speculations and not on solid facts and evidence? It should be reproduced until there are absolutely no discrepancies between the observations and the theory.
The theory of evolution is actually a
faith-based belief since it must be accepted by
faith..