what i mean is that in other places of the world, do people argue against evolution or does this only happen in america?
well that answers that.some french dude on some bass forum said:You really have no idea how much creationism makes entire nations laugh out of USA.
Wake up people, evolution is a fact.
I'm sure there are people all over the world that subscribe to a variety of interesting creation stories. I'm not sure how many industrialized nations are currently fighting to remove evolution from the classroom, and in favor of their most popular creation myth. We probably have that honor all to ourselves.god damn nad said:what i mean is that in other places of the world, do people argue against evolution or does this only happen in america?
yeah, that's the question i was implying. and yeah, you're probably right.General Zod said:I'm not sure how many industrialized nations are currently fighting to remove evolution from the classroom. We probably have honor all to ourselves.
what i don't understand is why this is a religious issue. why don't religious types argue against calculus? that wasn't in the bible and i'm sure there is something that totally disproves math as a whole (and then contradicts itself later), yet you never hear people freaking out for that.MajestikMøøse said:well face it, when your currency says "In God We Trust" you know that you've been fucked ever since the beginning.
god damn nad said:what i don't understand is why this is a religious issue. why don't religious types argue against calculus?
Evolution is an integral part of the schedule over here. The American fight against it has become an issue too.god damn nad said:do people argue against evolution or does this only happen in america?
hahaha that rules.snow2fall said:Evolution is an integral part of the schedule over here. The American fight against it has become an issue too.
god damn nad said:@tully, well then god created the universe, the earth, and then evolution. actually i know some people that think this way, which i think is just fine. i guess those that argue against it are still hung up on the whole "god created the world 4000 years ago" bit.
this was the exact thought that turned me from an atheist into a theist when i was 19. although i still remain an agnostic theist, because i have no idea what the higher power is. buddhism is pretty cool though.Iconoclastic Tendencies said:I love hearing about the darwin awards stuff, those things are hilarious. but yeah, I believe in evolution, but one question remains... WHERE THE FUCK DID ALL THE SHIT THAT CREATED THE UNIVERSE IN THE FIRST PLACE COME FROM?
Big bang or not, something had to make the first "matter" that was used in the bang. From then on, evolution all the way. We're probably some like petree dish experiment or something