Evolution vs Bible: Charles Darwin's Theory

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Start date Sep 22, 2006
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The discussion centers on the preference for Charles Darwin's Evolution Theory over the Biblical account of creation. Proponents of Darwin's theory argue that it effectively explains the dynamic and changing nature of life in response to time and environmental factors. The emphasis is placed on the scientific basis of Darwin's theory, contrasting it with religious perspectives, which are deemed inappropriate for the conversation. The preference for a scientific understanding of evolution highlights the importance of evidence-based explanations in understanding the natural world.

Sep 22, 2006

Kinn Sein

Which one do you believe, Charles Darwin's Evolution Theory or Bible ?
I prefer Darwin's theory because his theory pointed everything varying with time and environment. Not everything in this universe is not stable and static but moving and dynamic. And his theory is scientific theory.

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Sep 22, 2006

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