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    many centuries, evolution has peaked the interest of many intellectual individuals, such as Charles Darwin and many others. Did we really evolve from chimpanzee or were we created by god. In addition, evolution has also challenged religious beliefs for those who believed in the divine right and its sole creator. This paper will explain what evolution is, how it can be both a fact and a theory, and how natural selections fits in the argument of evolution. In present day, evolution has come…

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    Creationism, Intelligent Design, and Evolution, three words that seem to be thrown around a good bit, but which of them is “right”? Well, if you define “right” as being the most factual, then Evolution is, by far, the most :right” of these ideas. There is a mountain of evidence for Evolutionary Theory, such as genetic similarities between different species, following change over time in the fossil record, and even seeing Evolution in action. It is because of this evidence that many individuals…

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    reintroduce the theory of evolution. In 1859, Darwin published his book called Origin of Species. In his book, he talked about his theory of evolution and his travels around the world discovering this phenomenon. Darwin was the first person to publish the theory of evolution by natural selection. During Darwin's educational period, he studied medicine, but he had to stop when he found out he could not handle…

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    Evolution In Health

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    Relevance of Evolution in Modern Health Care Understanding the relevance of evolution in the field of medicine has led to several scientific breakthroughs. Naturally, the theory of evolution is the glue that holds the two together, and is said to give science its purpose. As medical science continues to make much needed progress in the development of new medications and treatments, its findings can be exploited by thoroughly exploring evolution. Through the vast scholarship on biological…

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    Evolved” is an exploration of what might occur in the chain of human evolution in the distant future. Despite a lack of actual science, or even actual scientific possibilities to back up the experiment presented, the story is considered an example of Science Fiction. The reasoning for this classification is that the story explores more than just evolutional possibilities. Hamilton presents a look at the reactions of un-evolved humans to the newly evolved Dr. John Pollard. Their horror and awe at…

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    How did the life of this human race begin on this grateful planet? People have grown over time. Evolution is one of the most controversial topics to earn about. People must not be forced to be taught evolution. Humans must be entitled to their own beliefs. If they cannot believe what they know is right, then it will cause severe controversy. Cleary, the topic of evolution is nothing but fake arguments. The horrible teaching of how humans evolved from an ancient prehistoric beast, is corrupting…

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    Scopes Monkey Trial

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    Over many years, the controversy between Evolution and Creationism has taken on a whole new perspective. John Scopes, a young high school substitute teacher, was charged with illegally teaching the theory known as evolution in 1925. During this time, Creationism was mainly taught in all schools. This theory that God created the world and all life within it. At this point in time, Evolution has dominated our curriculum, it is the process by which living organisms evolve and adapt (“Introduction”)…

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    The Engine of Evolution Natural selection is the engine that drives evolution. This mechanism causes those organisms that are "abnormal" to live through an environmental change, making them the "new normal." According to the Theory of Evolution, over time this can cause an organism to change into a completely different life form. The evidence of natural selection has been documented in history but not enough that to reclassify its species. Our ecosystem is susceptible to continuous and rapid…

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    Creation vs. Evolution Is it more reasonable to believe that life came about all of a sudden by chance in a series of undirected events, or that God created life? Some believe that all life descended from a common ancestor, such as inanimate chemicals that slowly evolved into more complex life forms this is known as evolution. Yet some believe that God programmed to develop in such a way that chemicals evolved to produce mankind. But what does evidence reveal about these non-living chemicals?…

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    the most popular theory—evolution. Believers of this theory declare that the earth is incredibly old, and that life arose from nothing; eventually, man evolved from apes, essentially a glorified animal. As unbelievable as this theory sounds, it surprisingly gained much attention and is widely accepted even today. Because of this, science itself has declined as man turns away from the truth of the Scriptures and relies on his own knowledge to explain the world…

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