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 tuba-man rated 3 months ago- For the slow people in the audience, let's try this again. Evolution is an accurate description of the natural forces that brought us to the state of biodiversity we have today.
From the article:
"The proviso is that yes, evolution provides the naturalistic explanation of how we got f...
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- tuba-man rated 3 months ago
- For the slow people in the audience, let's try this again. Evolution is an accurate description of the natural forces that brought us to the state of biodiversity we have today.
From the article:
"The proviso is that yes, evolution provides the naturalistic explanation of how we got from point A to point B, but the error (for those diametrically opposed to the ToE) is in assuming that a source is required for validity.
As an analogy, Einstein didn't require a 'source' for light to exist. Newton didn't require a 'source' for the infamous apple to bonk him on the head. These things already were, and needed an explanation."
Abiogenesis (The beginning of life) is *not* the same as evolution. They're linked, but you can insert almost any "let there be life!" story and evolution will still be valid.
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