Is Evolutionist Science worth believing?

[regnauld]

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If you truly want a healthy discussion, why not just answer the question directly instead of offering more quotes?

-RODION

So, you find this unhealthy? ok bear with me!

[regnauld]

I fail to see what place that quote has, in the present discussion. Are you trying to stress that, intuition is somehow "greater" than rationality? If so, can you please tell me, purely by intuition, if tomorrow will be a sunny day, or a cloudy day?

-RODION

Rationality has its own place in the waking world. While intuition though undervalued in our scientifically oriented culture, intuition is a valid way of knowing. Carl Jung included intuition along with sensation, thinking and feeling in his classification of ways of functioning. It is a universal human ability.

[amingb]

unsa unsa may connection sa "I Believe in Evolution Theory" sa "wala nag ingon sa Bible nga ang tawo gikan sa Unggoy kundi kang adam and eve."?

mao nay point. ang imong statements way coherence, way connection. mao nay gipasabot nakong non sequitor. kun mo tuo kag evoltuion theory, fine. kun mo tuo kag bible, fine. pero at least man lang establish ang connection between nila.

Yes, but human is not part of the evolution theory as what being stated that we originated from apes.

[regnauld]

Yes, but human is not part of the evolution theory as what being stated that we originated from apes.

I have read an excellent book by Fr. Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, "The Phenomenon of Man."
In this work, Teilhard describes evolution as a process that leads to increasing complexity, culminating in the unification of consciousness. Teilhard describes humankind as evolution becoming conscious of itself.

I think Teilhard de Chardin's work is more revolutionary than Charles Darwin.

The Phenomenon of Man - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[orcgod]

These evolution thing are all but THEORIES...
Never been completely proven..
And There will always be a so-called "Missing Link" - thats why they are still Theories..

yeah, i agree, just like God created heaven and Earth, and created the Forbidden Tree, with a talking snake (geez), talking to adam and eve, its just all theories, never been completely proven. A frigment of a desperate man's imagination.

talking snake? whatta!

[regnauld]

yeah, i agree, just like God created heaven and Earth, and created the Forbidden Tree, with a talking snake (geez), talking to adam and eve, its just all theories, never been completely proven. A frigment of a desperate man's imagination.

talking snake? whatta!

How about dragons in the revelations? I can't imagine watching real dragons flying and throwing flames from its mouth just like Godzilla!

[regnauld]

These evolution thing are all but THEORIES...
Never been completely proven..
And There will always be a so-called "Missing Link" - thats why they are still Theories..

My stand is : Evolution is a FACT and a THEORY!

Evolution is a Fact and a Theory


Evolution as theory and fact - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Evolution is a Fact

[zurita10]

Is Evolutionist Science worth believing? <-- I thought this is a yes or no question.

Is Evolutionist Science worth believing? Why?

My bad.

[diehard96]

Yes, but human is not part of the evolution theory as what being stated that we originated from apes.

diin man intawn ka anang idea nga ang evolution nag ingun nga ang human originated from the apes? kun naka basa kas kang charles darwin or at least man lang richard dawkins, wa gyu'y evolutionist nag ingun nga ang tao gikan sa apes.

ayaw tawn patakag post og di tinuod dodong, or inday ka ba?

[regnauld]

diin man intawn ka anang idea nga ang evolution nag ingun nga ang human originated from the apes? kun naka basa kas kang charles darwin or at least man lang richard dawkins, wa gyu'y evolutionist nag ingun nga ang tao gikan sa apes.

ayaw tawn patakag post og di tinuod dodong, or inday ka ba?

"Man DID NOT descend from the monkey, but man has evolved, resuscitation, you see, from time to time, time to time, here a little, there a little, line upon line and line and line upon line." - Edgar Cayce

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edgar_Cayce