In our current day of age, there are many beliefs of the history of humans. These could include how we come from apes, Adam and Eve, and many more. From my research, I have concluded that there is significantly more evidence pointing toward evolution than other beliefs. For example, compared to Christianity (one of the largest religions globally), there is way more evidence hinting toward evolution compared to Adam and Eve. This evidence includes fossil records and radiometric dating.
Most people see evolution and Darwin’s theory of survival of the fittest negativaly. Thinking that we would exile the weak and praise the strong. But that just isn’t the case. What survival of the fittest really comes down to is the survival of a specimen that …show more content…
This varies between religions. “Some Christians fear that accepting the theory means rejecting God as creator. But that just doesn’t follow. Christians accept scientific theories about the weather, the formation of mountains, and even the conception and development of individual human beings while still acknowledging that God is the creator and sustainer of these things.” That quote is from the creators of BioLogos. There is still how the fossils tie into this case. There are billions of fossils that support my claim on how evolution is true. And to wrap it up, there is how the human anatomy is similar to the apes. I will go into more detail later on this …show more content…
In my opinion, I do think that Adam and Eve were real but how the scripture explains them is incorrect. I believe that god created them but they weren’t humans to start out. I think that they were put on earth as apes and eventually evolved into today’s humans overtime. They would evolve due to the rapidly changing environment of the new world. All religions get to a point to where they just don’t make any sense.
Evolution could really tie in with any religion other than Christianity. Such as Hinduism. The Hindus believe that we came from a god named Brahma or also known as the creator and source of all creation. I do not believe that we.as humans. came from one entity at a specific time and place. That’s just nonsense because there is no evidence
Most people see evolution and Darwin’s theory of survival of the fittest negativaly. Thinking that we would exile the weak and praise the strong. But that just isn’t the case. What survival of the fittest really comes down to is the survival of a specimen that …show more content…
This varies between religions. “Some Christians fear that accepting the theory means rejecting God as creator. But that just doesn’t follow. Christians accept scientific theories about the weather, the formation of mountains, and even the conception and development of individual human beings while still acknowledging that God is the creator and sustainer of these things.” That quote is from the creators of BioLogos. There is still how the fossils tie into this case. There are billions of fossils that support my claim on how evolution is true. And to wrap it up, there is how the human anatomy is similar to the apes. I will go into more detail later on this …show more content…
In my opinion, I do think that Adam and Eve were real but how the scripture explains them is incorrect. I believe that god created them but they weren’t humans to start out. I think that they were put on earth as apes and eventually evolved into today’s humans overtime. They would evolve due to the rapidly changing environment of the new world. All religions get to a point to where they just don’t make any sense.
Evolution could really tie in with any religion other than Christianity. Such as Hinduism. The Hindus believe that we came from a god named Brahma or also known as the creator and source of all creation. I do not believe that we.as humans. came from one entity at a specific time and place. That’s just nonsense because there is no evidence