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Evolution, Religion and the Unknown God

Georges Van Vrekhem - Personal Name;

Darwin: The Great Amateur It seems that if an idea is repeated often enough, then however counter-intuitive it may be, people eventually come to accept it, and to believe that they understand it.
PAUL DAVIES
The Fact of Evolution is now generally considered a fact, except by some literalist or fundamentalist religions. “It has to be said emphatically: the theory of evolution is true and no manoeuvring will destruct its foundations, even if it is true that we do not yet understand all the mechanisms nor even all the modalities,” writes Claude Allègre.[1] And another scientist, Michael Ruse, states: “By any understanding of the terms, evolution is a well-established fact. It is logically possible that evolution is not true, but it is not reasonable to believe this.”[2] Evidence of the increase in the number of life- forms and their diversification has been abundantly found in the fossil record, the fact of anatomical structures common to various species, their geographical distribution, similarities during embryonic development, and DNA sequences.

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Publisher: : ., 2012
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Language: English
ISBN/ISSN: 978-9070549084
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