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Because at that time, it was frowned upon to have other views than the majority. Especially if what you said would make you an Atheist. Now, Darwin did publish more than one book, so I assume you're talking about the Origin of Spicies. Darwin had many friends who were really religious and so was the rest of the community. He was afraid to lose what he had because of it. He was thingking through the pro and cons, was it really worh it? He waited to so long, that the church eventually lost its power slowly. This was the ideal opening for him to publish his works. He did not include the human in this work, only in this sentence: "Light shall be thrown upon man and his history". - Which indicates that he does want to, but won't speak about it until further... Hope that thelps.
When studying and proving the theory of evolution, Darwin notice that variations existed within species. Species includes organisms that are closely related and can mate to produce fertile offspring. Variation is a difference. Darwin noticed that there were more than one organism inside a species.
With great criticism. Noone believed him at the time as well as now there are very few darwin enthusiasts. Everyone was under the impression we came from the "gods" while darwinism makes much more sense than us just "poofing" onto the planet
more than billions and billions of years
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Charles Darwin came from a very religious family, and did not believe the community would accept his work.
more than 6,000 years old
Charles Darwin spent 39 years studying earthworms more than 100 years ago
Darwin's theory made more sense and was proven true.
Because at that time, it was frowned upon to have other views than the majority. Especially if what you said would make you an Atheist. Now, Darwin did publish more than one book, so I assume you're talking about the Origin of Spicies. Darwin had many friends who were really religious and so was the rest of the community. He was afraid to lose what he had because of it. He was thingking through the pro and cons, was it really worh it? He waited to so long, that the church eventually lost its power slowly. This was the ideal opening for him to publish his works. He did not include the human in this work, only in this sentence: "Light shall be thrown upon man and his history". - Which indicates that he does want to, but won't speak about it until further... Hope that thelps.
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Darwin found fossils that were similar but not the same as living species.Living species might have some relationship to the fossil form. In order for such changes to occur, Darwin figured that earth must be much older than 6000 years.
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Most think that he was quite aware of the religious and scientific controversies the publication of his theory would engender. Plus, he was so meticulous in regards to evidence that he wanted to publish a book that would have been many pages longer than the ' abstract ' he did publish. Alfred Russel Wallace forced him to publish an ' abstract ' to flesh out there theory and present it to the public.
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It gives u a hit on the episode The Sidekick because Darwin said "Age two years younger than Gumball!" and we all know that Gumball is 12... So that means GUMBALL IS 12 AND DARWIN IS 10! LEARN TO LISTEN XD
Darwin worked on his book most of 1859 and it was published 24 November, 1859.The Theory Of Evolution By Means Of Natural Selection, Or The Preservation Of Favored Races In The Struggle For Life.Of course Charles Darwin had been working on this theory more than twenty years before his book was published. He and Wallace both had papers submitted and read in 1858.