The Evolution vs God movie is a short video in which Ray Comfort walks up to random people on what appears to be a college campus, it is never made clear, and asks them questions about evolution. The video does not seem to be a very well thought out video. There is a lot of talking and it is never really made clear as to what Comfort is trying to achieve with his questions. The audience is left to assume that he was trying to point out that believing in evolution requires some amount of faith in itself. The video defiantly accomplishes this goal if that was indeed the goal of his video. However the hostility and overall air of superiority was making the interviewees very uncomfortable and they had trouble making their case. Comfort also made it a habit to snatch away the mic from them while they are talking, and editing out responses they made. .
Despite the methods he employed in the video the point was made, a little bit of faith is required if you want to believe in evolution. Comfort then begins to challenge the interviewees to produce some sort of evidence of evolution. One particular exchange stands out as dishonest when he questions PZ Myers asking him for proof and he produces the Stickleback fish as the most current evidence of Evolution. Comfort: "What have they become?" Myers: "They're various species of sticklebacks." Comfort: "They stayed as fish?" Myers: "Well, of course." It appears that Myers, if he had not been edited into silence, would have gone on to explain that it is not expected that the fish would have changed into non-fish over the several human lifetimes the fish have been observed. The changes observed however are the right kind for the fish to change into non-fish over the course of several million years and does support the theory of evolution. Other than the Myers incident, he does go on to point out the gross overestimation of the evidence for evolution.
Creation vs. Evolution Outline Title: Creation vs. Evolution or Scientific Creation Thesis: Creation vs. Evolution has been a hot topic with society for centuries. Just recently, in the mid-1980's an new kid came on the block, Scientific Creation. Purpose: The following will show the main ideas o...
Evolution vs. ... God) is needed or desired by the proponents of this naturalistic viewpoint. ... Darwin even wrote about the Eye, God, he wrote: "To suppose that the Eye...could have been formed by evolution, seems, I freely confess, absurd in the highest degree." ... Theory vs. ... God alone can truly create. ...
Evolution vs. Creation The Evolution vs. ... The second theory is the more recent, atheistic explanation - the Evolution Model of Origins. ... This theory of the origin of all life in our universe and the universe itself is the best realistic hypothesis science can find these days, in its attempts to prove there is no Creator God. ... Scientists who have chose to live life without belief in a Creator God, have enjoyed producing this theory of life's origins to satisfy their faith and beliefs for life. ...
Evolution vs Creationism My roommate came in from anthropology class two weeks ago crying because she didn't know if she believed in God anymore. They had discussed Evolution that night and apparently had lots of proof that this theory is true. She wanted me to give her reasons why she should continue believing that God created man, which is Creationism, but I was stumped because the beauty of believing in God is that it's done by faith. ... Chimps intelligence level is relatively retarded, so how could evolution explain the advancements of humans? ... Evolution does happen in...
Outline Title: Creation vs. Evolution or Scientific Creation Thesis: Creation vs. ... Creation vs. ... I feel that it took a longer time span and that God's perception of "one day" is not the same as ours. ... God gave us the ability to make choices in our lives. ...
This is when the creation vs. evolution debate begins; in the media it is portrayed as religion vs. science. ... Supporters of theistic evolution believe that evolution happened; it was a tool created, used, and controlled by God. ... As a result life began, as bacteria, and has been evolving ever since with no contribution from a god(s) or goddess(s); the driving force of the evolutionary process is natural force. ... Both New and Old earth creationists believe that God created the universe along with the earth and its life forms. ... The most famous example of the religion vs. science de...
03-03-02 Evolution vs. ... I am now old enough to realize that I do not have to believe what my College Biology Professor teaches about evolution, but that does mean that I have to like it. ... According to David Greising of Business Week; nearly half of all Americans reject Darwins theory evolution, so that would be half of the tax payers also. ... Scientists themselves have agreed that there are some gaps in the evolution theory. ... We all should have the rights that are guaranteed to us as American citizens, and that includes having creation taught as well as evolution....
Paleobiology 1 Andrew M****** Helene Lawson Research paper Word Count 1,034 Evolutionism VS creationism: The Feud of a Moral World Questions on the origin of life and of the universe must have challenged human curiosity and imagination as soon as early man had time for activities other than survival. ... Creationists believe in a divine creator, God. Creationism has a broad range of beliefs involving a reliance on God's miraculous work to explain the origin of the universe, of life, and of the different kinds of plants and animals on Earth. According to the creationis...
Scientists spend years solely on the research of evolution theories to provide evidence for evolution. ... These beliefs conclude that God, in his own image, made humans. ... Therefore, the biblical gospels that proclaim God created humans in his image would be proven wrong. ... If God did create humans in his image, then he created humans uniquely with self-awareness and reason. ... However, if God created humans uniquely, then evolution only enhanced humans' capability to harness their distinctive traits. ...
