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    Google Secular Humanism

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    About 15% of the nation’s population claims to be “Non-Religious.” Non-religious organizations are not just grouped in certain areas, they are all over the world. Australia, Europe, and North America seem to have more non-religious people than other continents. Secular Humanism falls into the non-religious category of belief systems, or lack there-of, should I say. By definition from Google, Secular Humanism is “a comprehensive, nonreligious life stance incorporating: a naturalistic philosophy,…

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    Genetic Enhancement by Walter Glannon Walter Glannon believes in genetic equality and equal opportunities. He thinks that genetic enhancements are morally wrong and unnecessary. He differentiates gene therapy and gene enhancements and says that gene enhancements are morally objectionable because it goes above the normal baseline. He prefers gene therapy because its main objective is to return a person’s function to a sufficient baseline. He provides four premises for his conclusion. Firstly,…

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    there have been many ideas about what a theory is, the definition however; according to Webster’s Dictionary (2015) is, the analysis of a set of facts in their relation to one another. With that being said I am going to tell you about the theory of evolution by natural selection. This theory was made by a man named Charles Darwin, who studied and researched living organisms and fossils for more than 20 years. Darwin was able to collect and analyze not just hundreds but thousands of life-forms…

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    Have you ever wondered how life on earth started, and whether or not it can be explained? In the video, “Can Science Explain the Origin of Life” the narrator gives evidence as to how science can explain the origin of life. Throughout the video the narrator talked about the process of evolving, being born with traits that help living things survive in the environment, how all living things evolved from a common ancestor, and the concept of DNA. To convince the audience that science can explain…

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    Christopher Lynch HIS 4150 In The Beginning As theocracy encroaches further and further into politics and curricula, and especially so in the South, examining antievolutionary thought is both timely and sometimes necessary. Even though evolution—which, with its mounting evidence, seems more and more irrefutable—is nowadays practically a hallmark of modern science, many Americans still doubt it, and many even lobby and shape legislation that prevents it from being taught in classrooms. A…

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    it wasn’t the bacteria, but rather these other infectious entities that were causing the disease. Those other infectious entities were later named viruses and that’s how scientists have started to explore and discover this new population. Viral Evolution Viruses have the ability to constantly change and increase their variety. They have high mutation rates, short replication times and release large amounts of copies per a cell infected. With the addition to the numerous processes used for…

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    Dottus Variegatus Essay

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    The Effects of Phenotypes on Predatory Selection Pressure Faith Farmer BIOL 107-512 10/15/15 Introduction The purpose of this experiment is to evaluate how different phenotypes influence predation patterns in Dottus variegatus. In nature, observations of animals such as insects and predatory birds indicate that predators select against organisms with phenotypes that do not blend in with their environment. In this lab, dots and their colors represent the species Dottus variegatus and the…

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    Dawkins Research Paper

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    Dawkins says that people should believe in the theory of evolution without any proof. Since there are an existence of fossils, there are a certified tested proof of evolution. Fossil evidence of whales and turtles are talked about in this chapter. Dawkins does discuss in small detail the questionable crocoduck. Evolution clearly does not only rely on fossils. The process of a fossil is quite interesting though. The first step is for the creature to fall into a body of water. In the water it must…

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    Why Are Fossils Important

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    Fossils are considered essential for the study of biological evolution because they are important in creating a time frame for once living organisms. They are the only specimen that provide us with direct physical evidence of the existence of past life as well as showing us the proof of evolution through the changes of each fossil’s skeletal structure. Sometimes interpreting the sequence of evolution within a living creature is difficult as the full range of fossils may not have been found,…

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    Forces of Evolution There is a great series were started since nearly 2,300 years ago. Biological populations change off the characteristics that are inherited from one population to another. The process through which these changes occur in human and animals is referred to as evolution. Some scholars said that the presence of living beings in our world is the generation of the ancients…

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