Darwin said that in the future fossil records would either prove or disprove his theory, and the giants gaps in the records are to quick. Even if a group of fossilized species it doesn't show a slow progression of a creature changing as Evolution states, it shows quick sudden changes.-
No. Evolution is science. And it is entirely consistent with other sciences such as geology, Paleontology, paleoanthropology, physics and Biology.
Since evolution was first put forward in the early nineteenth century, scientists have reviewed the evidence and looked for alternative hypotheses, without success. Even a Creation scientist such as Michael J Behe says that he accepts the great age of the earth and that evolution really did occur, although he asks that Intelligent Design be considered as a plausible explanation for evolution. He says that design is hard to prove.
A scientific theory, in order to be accepted by scientists, must fits the facts as we know them and be capable of predicting results not yet known. There should not be another, conflicting theory that better fits the known facts. The Theory of Evolution meets these requirements - it fits the facts as we know them, subsequent research results are consistent with the Theory of Evolution, and there is no other theory that better fits the facts known to science.
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According to the majority of scientists in the Western world, the answer is No. According to Creationists and many religious people, the answer is that random Evolution is either unproven or directly contradicted by the evidence.
No facts currently known to science contradict the fundamental theses of evolutionary theory.
No.
Evolution is a scientific theory, it in itself is not a science.
Yes. However, it is possible to PROVE the validity of evolution on an evidential basis.
Evolution does not contradict religion itself. It contradicts the interpretation of a religious text as a literal description of biology. By the same token, the solar system contradicts the interpretation of religious text as meaning the Earth is the center of the Universe.
he's bent
Most of the time, people are either more trusting to religion or science depending on their upbringing, values, and beliefs as a person. This causes a schism in the world of science, especially when studying evolution or how the world was made. There are certain places in in the studies of these topics where there is an overlap: Many religious people believe in an all-powerful being which created the world and everything on it. However, scientists use the Big Bang theory and the theories of evolution to explain the exact same concept. So, to be blunt, the answer is yes. There are certain places where science and religion do contradict. That is why most people believe in science: they want evidence to be able to back up their theories. People who trust religion have less evidence to prove their beliefs.
"Biographic" or "biographical" refers to an account of a person's life, and I see no reason why this theory would contradict any such account.
Science observes what is, and seeks an understanding of why and how. Superstition adopts a story of why and how, and seeks evidence for it.
No. it contradics sexual evolution, seriously.
There is something called the evolution of science.
although science does matter evolution might be true to some religion but not to all