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    about the question of whether or not intelligent design is a science, and should it be taught in science classes in public schools. In Pennsylvania, teachers refused to read a statement about intelligent design being related to Darwin’s Theory of Evolution. Because of this refusal, this brought parents and teachers to claim a lawsuit and sue the district which then led to a court case to determine if intelligent design is a new name for creationism, which is already forbidden in public schools…

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    Stewart Brand Case Study

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    dog-cloning services since artificial creation was occurring just for a tiny and uninterested market. Though Stewart Brand was right in a way in talking about how artificial regeneration would lead to “conservation” of lost-species, the purpose of conservation should also be thought in terms of money. When Ehrlich stated that de-extinction, or rather “uninterested” genetics, is “a fascinating but dumb idea”, the CEO and Ehrlich were correct since genetic evolution, is an unnecessary medium of…

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    I will briefly explain how previous groundworks of evolutionary theory predated the Edwardian and Victorian era’s and had opened up society’s mind to the context of evolution and the main theory’s that came before which set the backdrop for Darwin’s work, for this I will use authors such as Jean Baptiste Lamarck, Erasmus Darwin and Pierre – Louis Maupertuis. I will then look at the debate society faced in regards to…

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    Science Assignment: - Life Blueprints: Evolution Evolution is seen by many to be the biological change in organisms over a period of time. Over time, evolution has been the cause of change at a genetic level, with each generation; these changes can slowly alter physical attributes of a whole species. The theory of evolution is a means to explain the growth and development from sign of first life or the first cell which appeared 3.85 billion years ago (Biologos, 2015). For example, as humans,…

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    How it all began: Creationism vs. Evolutionary Science In our modern society a controversy has risen in the scientific community debating the origin of our world between, whether it was created through millions of years or in the blink of an eye by the All-powerful God. Though the argument has already been won our world did not just happen it was created. Creationism is described as the, “worldview that does not accept the undirected formation and development of life but requires intelligent…

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    As much as we credit Darwin for the theory of evolution, he in fact was not the first naturalist to propose this idea that species somehow change over a period of time into new species with different characteristics. Jean Baptiste Pierre Antoine de Monet, Chevalier de Lamarck was both a naturalist and a botanist with extreme expertise in invertebrates. Before 1800 Lamarck believed that the idea of evolution was impossible. The developing fossil record and concept behind extinction most likely…

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    George Rappleyea Thesis

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    THE GREAT MONKEY TRIAL Thesis In Dayton, Tennessee, in 1925, as a substitute teacher, John Scopes illegally taught evolution. The ACLU was against the Butler Act (which most people in Tennessee believed in), that teaching evolution in public schools was wrong. They took a stand and partnered with Clarence Darrow, a famous defense attorney, to defend John Scopes who was convinced to stand. George Rappleyea, the manager of the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company in Dayton, agreed with the ACLU,…

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    divine creation with the publication of his book, Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection. This publication started a scientific revolution with the theory that organisms were not created by a higher power but evolved over time by adapting traits that would maximize their chances of survival. This controversial subject came to be known as “Evolutionists vs. Creationists” and is still debated today (Davis 1999). There are four characteristics that define a socioscientific controversy such…

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    evolve into the world and life forms we identify today. Others, Creationists, believe a higher power intelligently designed life and matter. As I investigate this topic, I discover more archeological, scientific, and logical evidence reinforcing the creation of the…

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    they have helped us to understand what went on in the past, and might be able to predict what might go on in the future concerning evolution. But I still haven’t read in this book or Your Inner Fish that there is absolute proof of the evolutionary theory. To me we still cannot say that Darwinism have been verified. I can see through what we have been studying how evolution occurred when it comes to dead things bones. But I think it only apply to that dead thing. It doesn’t prove anything about…

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