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    Evolution or Creation? Who is up to to decide whether or not children have an opportunity to believe in either one? “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth” (Gen. 1:1). This Bible verse has not only been questioned for thousands of years but has led to some of the most debated, passionate and public court cases and arguments of all time. The major debate over evolution and creationism is whether or not these topics should be taught in school. And if they are taught to students,…

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    AI And Freewill

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    destruction of human labour and community? The purpose of this essay is to explore the fundamentals of AI and the its implications for human society. Modern day scientists are currently faced with the question of whether or not humans should build an intelligent, self-governing machine. In order to understand the implications…

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    Looking at the idea around Intelligent Design and the idea of there being a designer was quite interesting to read about this semester. Francisco Ayala wrote an article called, Darwin’s greatest discovery: Design without designer. He writes that the theory of evolution is about chance and necessity along with randomness and determinism. Darwin accepted that organisms are “designed” as many like to call it and are basically functionally organized (Ayala 1). He explains his idea of common descent…

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    Though their decision ultimately relies on faith many creationist/evolutionist support their beliefs with facts. There are billions of people in the world which means billions of opinions and motives. Considering this it is very hard to find the truth about anything much less an argument which so many people feel so strongly about. All this results more times then not, in false evidence or evidence which was tainted by an emotion. Finding the truth to whether the earth was created or…

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    means the freedom to not believe in a religion. Those who try to sneak intelligent design into the public science classroom go against the “Establishment Clause of the First Amendment to the United States Constitution” (Ravitch). This law dates back to the court case of Edwards v. Aguillard that banned “teaching of religious theories that are not falsifiable as science” (Ravitch). Disguising religion in the form of intelligent design, a new “scientific theory”, is an attempt to make legitimate…

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    Why Does God Exist

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    would agree that there is an intelligent designer behind it all. The problem with this way of thinking is that it ignores the massive amount of evidence and sound logical arguments that lead to a belief in the reality of God. In order to believe in God, one must have reasoning as to why they believe. There are three basic steps in a design argument that are crucial to coming to the conclusion of God’s existence: First, the universe must exhibit some…

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    Creation and evolution are two very different beliefs with very different ideas and many different aspects. Creationists believe in God and that he is the one who created man and keep things running smoothly. There are many different types of creationists. In the theory of evolution created by Charles Darwin one organism evolved into the world that exists today. The organism doesn’t have a beginning and it doesn’t seem to have and end either. The idea of transformation in both of these concepts…

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    UF ID: 7193-6522 Question: 2 Introduction to Philosophy Paper 1 09/27/16 The world is full of wonders that leave us in complete awe from natural beauties to the complexity of humans. Although one could potentially deny the status of such as a wonder, it would be a weak argument as even scientists today are left speechless about many natural events. According to William Paley, the world’s wonders are evidence that can lead to the belief in the existence of God through what was later known…

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    humans so it is used in making games, toys, computers, in the internet where the searching engines and absolutely in robotics. AI researchers and textbooks define the field of artificial intelligence as "the study and design of intelligent agents" in which an intelligent agent is a system that imagine its environment and takes actions that maximize its chance of success. What is the difference between the artificial intelligence…

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    is too flawed; too inconsistent with modern science Christian philoshper William Pailey popularized Aquinas’ fifth argument, this argument for gods existence is modernized in today’s society and is known as the Theological argument also known as intelligent design. Pailey made his case for the existence of god by stating “the argument by analogy.” He used this argument to talk about god better known as the watchmaker analogy. Pailey states that there was a particular teleology in mind when it…

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