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Evolution is a theory put forward by Charles Darwin. Some claim erroneously that he eventually discarded his own theory of evolution. One has to take into consideration that evolution is taking place, but it is the law of evolution which doubted by those who reject evolution. Men today are much taller, fitter and we live longer. Girls become women at an earlier age. This, according to some people, is the law of evolution. This phenomenon is not necessarily part of Darwin's theory. According to some, we did not evolve but were the sons and daughters of God. According to people who believe this, it was He who organized the first man and the first woman from elements that were already available to Him.
Another Answer:
Most all religious fundamentalists reject evolution and at present a growing number of scientists also differ.
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Religious people might take evolutionary theory - or any scientific theory, for that matter - as an affront to themselves, their beliefs, or their gods. This is because scientific explanations are not required to pay hommage to gods without evidence that such gods were involved or even exist, a property of science that might cause religiously-minded people to think of scientific theories as 'atheistic'.
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∙ 11y agoMost religious people have no problem with evolutionary theory, but there is a segment of religious people who do have problems not only with evolutionary theory but all of modern science. When your view of The Bible is that it is inerrant any thing that challenges that view must be wrong.
AnswerAssuming that by "religous" is meant "Christian", all christians used to strongly oppose the theory of evolution as it was an attempt by Godless people to explain the creation without a Creator. However, now many do not really believe what God said, and instead try to combine creation by evolution with special creation by God [such as God created the earth by evolution], or else disregard God altogether and fully accept evolution. (The latter would be like asking what atheists think of Creation!)Add your answer:
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Are you for evolution or against?
I don't believe in the science - evolution or in the religious - seven days garden of eden. I think that God created evolution. In the middle
What does it mean when religious people refer to Darwinism?
It refers to the belief in Evolution. See also:What do religious people answer to Darwinism?
Who made cattles?
God. Or for you anti-religious people, the process of Evolution.
Is it right tobelieve in religion or evoulution?
They are not mutually exclusive. A lot of religious people believe in evolution, and a lot don't, despite the evidence (fossil records etc) It's a personal choice whether to be religious, and whether to believe in evolution or not. If you aren't really bothered about either, you can just not think about it.
Why do religious people hate Charles Darwin?
Not all religious people hate Charles Darwin. Some religious individuals may disagree with his theory of evolution because they believe it contradicts their religious beliefs about the origins of life. However, many individuals are able to reconcile their religious beliefs with the scientific theory of evolution.
Why do most people accept evolution in linguistics but not in biology?
Generally, religious reasons. That simple.
Does seapras evolve?
There is no evolution for Seapras.Neither is there an evolution for Lapras. People who think Seapras was real,it is fake.Youtubers made up Seapras, it is merely a fake.Sheesh, people who think Lapras has an evolution sure have thick skulls.
Why do people deny the proof of evolution?
Most people who do so, do so for personal and ideological reasons, such as religious beliefs.
He Scopes Trial was controversial because?
He was teaching evolution in the south-just think about why American Southerners might be upset about teaching evolution. It was against their political and religious beliefs.
What has the author WR Taylor written?
W.R Taylor has written: 'Evolution and immortality' -- subject(s): Evolution, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Evolution
What has the author Jacob Kohn written?
Jacob Kohn has written: 'Evolution as revelation' -- subject(s): Evolution, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Evolution
What do scientists think about the theory of evolution?
The overwhelming majority of scientists accept the theory of evolution by natural selection. Any scientists that do not accept the theory usually do so for religious reasons.
