Evolution and Creationism debate for help 5

Have you read Critique of Darwin? The book makes it very clear.

Evolution is certainly a false hypothesis, and is creationism also a hypothesis? I can only say that I don't know what power created life, and I need to continue to seek, God is there?

For a long time, human beings have been thinking about the origin of everything, from a quantum trajectory to the entire universe, including the origin of human beings, and many other issues have promoted the emergence and development of science and technology, philosophy and other disciplines.

In people's general understanding, Darwin's theory of biological evolution has opened a new chapter for us to explore the origin of life. However, just as people tried to dig deeper into this, new ideas began to emerge that led us to question the rationality of biological evolution.

In the religious view, life, as well as all kinds of things, were created by "gods" and were concentrated in a certain period of time, each with a unique nature. Darwin's theory of biological evolution believes that life evolved slowly from the original single-celled organisms, and after genetic mutations, species diversity was developed, and human beings really appeared.

Religious views may be absurd in contrast to the latter, but there have been scientists who have argued that theology is the end of science, which is not necessarily a simple speculation. From the process of modern scientific and technological development, we can understand the development direction of the entire human civilization, which is infinitely close to the "god" we imagined.

Therefore, some scientists believe that the "gods" may not be God, nor are they Nuwa, but they may be some unknown advanced life form that dominates the emergence and demise of the solar system and even other galaxies.

On the other hand, Darwin's theory of biological evolution considers biological evolution to be a gradual process. And the development process of human beings itself shows that there does not seem to be a transitional species between us and the apes, and even the earth has a large number of life ** at a certain time, if it is said that this is a genetic mutation at work, in fact, it is completely unreasonable.

In this way, creationism seems to be more convincing, and if there really is an advanced civilization in the universe, then human beings may be from them.

However, scientists believe that if human beings were created by advanced civilizations, we will need to re-examine our own position. In the face of the vast and boundless space, human abilities are not outstanding, and even the slightest carelessness will be destroyed, just as artificial intelligence was created by us, and over time, perhaps one day in the future it will also lose control.

In short, there are still many speculations about the origin of life, and these two views are still controversial, and as we explore further, we may be able to find the answer as soon as possible.

Do you believe more in creationism or evolution? Why do so many people question evolution today?

Evolutionary theory: Organisms have a tendency to overreproduce, and living space and food are limited, so organisms must "fight for survival". Individuals in the same population have variation, and those with favorable variation that can adapt to their environment will survive and reproduce, while those who do not have favorable variation will be eliminated.

If changes in natural conditions are directional, then in the course of history, after a long period of natural selection, small variations accumulate and become significant variations. This can lead to the formation of subspecies and new species.

Creationism holds that the earth and all things were created by God about 6,000 years ago, at 9:00 a.m. on October 26, 4004 B.C.E. Since it was created by God, life on earth has not changed in any way.

At that time, most people believed that the world was purposefully designed and created by God, governed by God's laws, and that it was orderly, well-arranged, and beautifully perfect.

Eternal. Moreover, all the prominent scholars of that era believed without doubt the literal interpretation of the Bible, and the ideas of creationism had a great influence on the development of science in that era. The disadvantage of creationism is that it is the product of mutation - boring ghost feng shui, which is actually the essence of creationism, but it can lead to undesirable reactions.

Assuming that humans evolved from monkeys, how did monkeys come about? Everything has a source, and even Darwin himself admitted that the first life was created by God. So you have to believe in the masses, the eyes of the masses are bright, most of the people on the earth believe in God, and even the United States ** says that it is not okay not to believe in God, so you must follow the crowd, don't be smart, take some small roads, those small roads seem to be shortcuts, but in fact, the shortcuts are full of thorns.

Faith does not need logic, and it is not necessarily religion alone that can be the object of faith.

Creationism is complete nonsense and unfounded. Maybe there's something really to do with ancient times, but I don't have enough reason to convince myself to believe it.

The theory of evolution is a scientific explanation, at least it is justified and partially proven. Although there are doubts, it is better to believe than a brainless creation! In fact, religious belief does not conflict with modern society, and everyone has their own belief in the impossible but undoubted, which is not right or wrong.

Evolutionism and creationism are partly contradictory, at least in terms of human origins, with creationism assuming that man was what he was when he appeared, while evolutionary theory posing that man evolved from other species that preceded him.

Both evolution and creationism are intended to explain the origin of human beings, and it can only be said that one is materialism and the other is idealism. Although materialism is an effective guide to reality, the tree of idealism is also fruitful. Both have a role, but the purpose of the action is different.

1. Creationism can also be a kind of mental sustenance

Although creationism is now surpassed and suppressed by evolution, it also has its own unique role. Creationism was born a long time ago, and it was born because of man's fear of nature. It is human beings who revere the greatness of nature that they imagine an omnipotent god to explain the unknown.

The advantage of this is that you don't have to exhaust your mind to explore, you can produce with peace of mind and restrain your thoughts. That's why some people still believe in creationism, because they can attribute the unknown, the unthinkable to God's power. Allowing yourself to let go of tangled issues for a short period of time can help calm your emotions.

2. The greatness of nature and many unknown mysteries

Because the current technology cannot solve all the problems, but there are still many supernatural phenomena. This raises the question of whether these problems are due to other factors in science or to the power of God. Because not everyone has the knowledge of a scientist.

So there are people who don't believe in science that much, which is understandable. It can only be said that nature is too great, and we still need to continue to explore.

Personally, I don't think it's a bad thing to believe in creationism, as long as you don't get led astray by creationism. As long as we are rational, then science will always give us a reasonable explanation. So we can embellish our lives with creationism, but we can't be the whole story.

The fact that the theory of evolution is supported by a lot of evidence, and there are people who believe in creationism, shows that everyone's thinking is different.

The theory of evolution is supported by a lot of evidence, but creationism is also believed by those who believe that there are other gods.

Supporting evolution is a materialism, and supporting creationism is an idealism, and you can't say that idealism is wrong, after all, that's also a belief.

I think a lot of evidence can be supported, and the reason why some people believe that God created a face is that there must be a certain belief in their hearts.

Both explain the origin of man, and creationism is a doctrine with mythological overtones.

Because both evolution and creationism have problems that nature scientists can't explain, and then they both have their own opinions.

What they see is a part of the theory of evolution or a distorted theory of evolution, which means that a large part of them do not understand the theory of evolution at all.

Stupidity, man is wise, man's soul is attached to God, animals have no soul, how to evolve, although the face is a little similar, but many animals have similarities, animal evolution, the face of seven billion people, are all different, the true perfection of evolution, stupid imagination, when man can't find God, his stupid cleverness will be exposed, use imagination to lead people to believe in his judgment, this is the harm of pseudoscience, pseudoscience makes people not believe in the existence of God, who has really seen man evolve from apes, Human wisdom, animals do not have, all animals in the world have names, people are people, people's names are people, not apes