Darwin's Argument Essay: The Origin Of Species

Ever since the dawn of man, there has always been questions of where did we come from? How did we come to existence? How did the beautiful planet called earth become so diverse in species? Out of all the planets in our solar system, there is no evidence of life. Earth has beaten the odds and become something of a lottery ticket in the cosmics. Even with the perfect conditions how did all the life came to be? Scientist believe it to be a list of completely random event to our favor. While others believe there is a higher power of some sort that has created everything. Some people believe in a god that they must worship and obey in order to have eternal happiness. While others believe aliens have made it possible for life to happen. Either way all these theories have been debated throughout time. Throughout time many people have been persecuted, tortured, and killed for their beliefs. Personally, I believe that science and god go hand in hand because of biblical readings and Darwin’s book the origin of species.
In my Philosophy class we learn that there are two kind of truths. The first kind of truth is objective truths. A objective truth is when a truth is accepted worldwide. An example of this kind of truth is that trees give off oxygen. While subjective truths is when it is a …show more content…
They believe in a book called The Origin of Species, and their preacher is a man named Charles Darwin. Many people will ask me, “isn’t that book just made up of theories?” The answer to that question is “yes!” In this paper we will dive into the topics of theories, and I will explain what the general public defines theory as, and how scientist define theories. The difference in definitions is part of the conflict between religion and science. Just like Christianity, science has their own set of commandments and rules to obey by. Science in away, has an agnostic point of views when following their