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Originally posted by josephwThat article also says:
http://www.reviewevolution.com/press/pressRelease_100Scientists.php
"The numbers of scientists who question Darwinism is a minority, but it is growing fast," said Stephen Meyer, a Cambridge-educated philosopher of science who directs the Center for the Renewal of Science and Culture at Discovery Institute. "This is happening in the face of fierce attempts ...[text shortened]... Tumlin: Assoc. Prof. of Medicine: Emory U. Charles Thaxton: PhD Physical Chemistry-Iowa State U.
Meanwhile, a Zogby Poll released today shows overwhelming public support--81 percent--for the position that "When public broadcasting networks discuss Darwin's theory of evolution, they should present the scientific evidence for it, but also the scientific evidence against it."
Of course the 81% would include me. But I wonder what that 81% thinks is the scientific evidence against evolution.
Originally posted by twhiteheadIt is called Humanism, but Darwinism is a main doctrine that is used for its worldview.
First of all, there is no religion that goes by the name of Darwinism. Creationists try their hardest to make the Theory of Evolution into a religion started by Darwin, but it isn't. We don't call theories of Gravity 'Newtonianism'. There is Newtonian Mechanics, there is Newtons Laws, but nobody ever says Newtonianism - even though it is readily accepted ...[text shortened]... hey are forced to try and claim some as yet unrealized future in which the numbers support them.
Originally posted by wolfgang59Creationism is not a religion either, but it is a major doctrine of several religions just like Darwinism is a major doctrine of Humanism.
Nobody said it was a religion.
twhitehead has not said anyone declared it was.
He is just saying it is not a religion in case there are some stupid folk out there who think it is.
Originally posted by RJHindsEvolution does no such thing. Just look at Suzianne. She is clearly a Christian and is fine with evolution. Evolution says NOTHING for or against god or gods. YOU just ASSUME it does and as you have said many times before, that makes an ass out of u and me.
Just as Creationism gives support for the belief in God, Darwinism, the theory of evolution, gives support for belief in no God or gods.
Originally posted by sonhouseI believe it is what is referred to as microevolution that Suzianne probably believes. I would be surprised if she believed that monkeys or chimpanzees actually evolved into humans over millions of years. That clearly would be teaching that God is not needed to make man in His own image as the Holy Bible says.
Evolution does no such thing. Just look at Suzianne. She is clearly a Christian and is fine with evolution. Evolution says NOTHING for or against god or gods. YOU just ASSUME it does and as you have said many times before, that makes an ass out of u and me.
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Originally posted by RJHindsKenneth Miller, a prominent cell and molecular biologist who accept evolution, is also roman catholic. You fail.
I believe it is what is referred to as microevolution that Suzianne probably believes. I would be surprised if she believed that monkeys or chimpanzees actually evolved into humans over millions of years. That clearly would be teaching that God is not needed to make man in His own image as the Holy Bible says.
Originally posted by RJHindsEither you do not read very many of her posts, or you are loosing your memory in your old age. Either way, prepare to be surprised.
I believe it is what is referred to as microevolution that Suzianne probably believes. I would be surprised if she believed that monkeys or chimpanzees actually evolved into humans over millions of years. That clearly would be teaching that God is not needed to make man in His own image as the Holy Bible says.