Human Origins has always been a subject that I have struggled with in terms of knowing what is true and what is not true. This subject seems as though everyone knows something about it but their facts seem as though they are rumors. My views on our human origins are that of Creationism along with Evolution. I believe in a mix of the two because I think that both sides are right and wrong in many ways.
I am a devout Catholic and have gone to Catholic school up until this point in my education. Having been taught Creationism all my life, it is easy to believe that it is the only view. However in terms of my views it is not. I believe it Creationism to an extent. There is a big debate within the church is whether to read …show more content…
Both sides make very valid points. However, there are so many unanswered questions on both sides as well. They can both be correct on some aspects and incorrect in others. Creationism requires faith and some people do not possess that faith. Evolution requires a certain understanding and a certain amount of knowledge to comprehend. The idea that one ‘higher being’ created our world and everything we know is a difficult concept. The idea that we evolved from the earliest humans is hard to understand as well. Creationism states that we were created as we are now, however, there is some proof we have changed from our early days. Our bodies can change and that is part of being human. We make advances and become fit to …show more content…
Both sides make very valid points. However, there are so many unanswered questions on both sides as well. They can both be correct on some aspects and incorrect in others. Creationism requires faith and some people do not possess that faith. Evolution requires a certain understanding and a certain amount of knowledge to comprehend. The idea that one ‘higher being’ created our world and everything we know is a difficult concept. The idea that we evolved from the earliest humans is hard to understand as well. Creationism states that we were created as we are now, however, there is some proof we have changed from our early days. Our bodies can change and that is part of being human. We make advances and become fit to
I am a devout Catholic and have gone to Catholic school up until this point in my education. Having been taught Creationism all my life, it is easy to believe that it is the only view. However in terms of my views it is not. I believe it Creationism to an extent. There is a big debate within the church is whether to read …show more content…
Both sides make very valid points. However, there are so many unanswered questions on both sides as well. They can both be correct on some aspects and incorrect in others. Creationism requires faith and some people do not possess that faith. Evolution requires a certain understanding and a certain amount of knowledge to comprehend. The idea that one ‘higher being’ created our world and everything we know is a difficult concept. The idea that we evolved from the earliest humans is hard to understand as well. Creationism states that we were created as we are now, however, there is some proof we have changed from our early days. Our bodies can change and that is part of being human. We make advances and become fit to …show more content…
Both sides make very valid points. However, there are so many unanswered questions on both sides as well. They can both be correct on some aspects and incorrect in others. Creationism requires faith and some people do not possess that faith. Evolution requires a certain understanding and a certain amount of knowledge to comprehend. The idea that one ‘higher being’ created our world and everything we know is a difficult concept. The idea that we evolved from the earliest humans is hard to understand as well. Creationism states that we were created as we are now, however, there is some proof we have changed from our early days. Our bodies can change and that is part of being human. We make advances and become fit to