Evolutionism

        Back in “the dark age” of science (1700-1800s), things spoken against the bible and God were considered wrong and scientists who originated these theories were chastised and punished in the name of God. At that period, many scientists were crucified, but Charles Darwin defied the trends in The Dark Age of Science and introduced "The theory of Evolution", which later became the basic theory of evolutionism. The existing conflicts today are results of the gap between Homo erectus and Homo sapiens. Most primates evolved to Homo erectus, a stage of human evolution chain that did not contain many human characteristics. In the next stage of the “chain”, some Homo erectus evolved to Homo sapiens, the stage that contains several human qualities while others evolved to something else. What happened during this period that affected Homo erectus? Three theories were made to explain this process. Evolutionists believe in Darwin’s theory that some Homo erectus just evolved to Homo sapiens while others did not. Creationists believe that God (or some other force) interfered with the process of evolution by changing some Homo erectus to Homo sapiens. Interventionists believe that God and evolution are both primary factors that resulted this change. To prove evolution is the only factor, it’s necessary to examine the flaws of creation theory, reasonability of Darwin’s Theory of Evolution, and simulation of this process.

Join now!

        Creationists believe in God. What is God? God is an imaginary spiritual force. It’s highly unlikely that God is involved in the evolution. Bible states “So God created man in his own image”. (Genesis 1:27) Since many evidences are proving that humans evolved from Homo sapiens then what does God look like? Is he a Homo sapient? Many believe that God look like the humans today. Does God exist? Though no one can prove God does not exist but no one can prove the existence of God. If God did not interfere with the process and something else did, then ...

This is a preview of the whole essay