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    The battle between creationism and evolution is one that is still fought today, but evangelicals and scientists of either side fought heavily against each other during the rise of Religious Right. A creationist named Duane Gish argued that the Earth was actually much younger…

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    Hume wrote this dialogue over the course of twenty five years and had it published after his death. He himself was an atheist which was not a typical view at the time, especially in England. That being said, I think he was interested in the theories and possibilities of God and how theists would reason him out. Throughout the entire dialogue, there are arguments from both Cleanthes and Philo where you can see some slight characteristics of Hume. However, I thoroughly see opinions of Hume in…

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    It has been an age old debate on whether God exists. Throughout the world there are different beliefs and viewpoints on the topic of the existence of a being that is all-powerful, all knowing, and all-loving. There are the “Theists” those who believe in God and there are “atheists” those who do not believe in God. Along with those there is people who are known as “Agnostic” who have the belief that the existence of God is unknown and unknowable. As there is no physical evidence of the existence…

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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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    Human evolution is a very controversial topic these days. There are two sides of the story for the past of human evolution, the creationism and scientific facts. But as for human evolution of the future there are many options. We got the chance to sit down with some people to talk about some of them. We asked each one a series of questions. Theory 1 ‘humans will continue to evolve’ A few weeks ago we got to sit down with a few people to talk about the future of human evolution. The first…

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    did your biology class emphasize a) evolution but not creationism, b) creationism but not evolution, c) both evolution and creationism or d) neither evolution nor creationism? “(Moore 2007) Fifty-one percent of public high school attendees reported that they learned that creationism is a scientific alternative to evolution. While on the other hand fifty-three percent of high school students that attended a private school was taught that creationism is more a religious idea than a scientific…

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    supernatural powers and miracles lie outside the realm of the scientific method and cannot be tested by any empirical method. However the literal understanding of the genesis account offers a more naturalistic creationism explanation, which connects God with the natural events of creation ("Can Creationism Be Scientific? (1998)"). This theory can be assessed by the scientific method. This can be seen through San Diego’s Creation museum in the Age of the Earth Mineral Cave where minerals and data…

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    Evolution versus Creationism has been discussed for many years, and it is still being discussed by majority of people. Each sides whether evolution or creationism have convincing arguments and reasons why their opinions aren’t correct, but which theory is the more probable one? Both Evolution and Creationism have very different ideas. Creationists generally believe that all organisms were created as single, distinct organisms, but people who support evolution think that life started from single…

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    extremely important for students. Additionally, she believes it is important for educators to know ways to combat religious individuals who do not support evolutionary theories. Scott believes that not teaching evolution in schools, or teaching both creationism and evolution, would rob students of proper education and would leave them misled. The being said, she thinks teachers need to take the initiative to teach…

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    geographic location and slow-spreading idea of a secularized America immensely affected the trial. The Scopes Trial was based from a controversy between modernists and fundamentalists. Ben Sonder, an acclaimed author, states in his book “Evolution and Creationism” that modernists believed in Darwin’s theory of evolution, and fundamentalists believed in the traditional creationist theory (21). The evolution theory presented by Charles Darwin is based upon the proposal that humans descended,…

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