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This 5 page paper examines both points of view and concludes that these are not necessarily competing theories and may even complement each other. The debate is discussed and each concept is defined and explored. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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be science. It is taught in schools and it has come to be accepted that humans evolved over time. It is the only scientific explanation available and it does fundamentally
explain all species, and not just how humans evolved. The entire world is reliant on science to explain how things came about in general. While the world generally does accept
evolution, it also is religious at the same time. The mainstream only accepts science as relevant and sees religion as personal or something that cannot be proven. It is a
nice thing, but cannot compete with the evidence found through science. Therefore, one can say that to an extent, creationism is not really in the same league as science. That
said, there is another point of view which is that one can see these as two distinct theories. Just as science is at some point proven wrong--people used to think
that margarine was healthier than butter for example--creationism can help to explain the world. It might one day be proven. It might be the real explanation for how the world
works. Before delving further into the debate, it help to define and explore each of the concepts. Barnes-Svarney (1995). explains that evolution "is usually defined as the adaptation of
species to their surrounding environments over time or as the theory that life on Earth gradually developed from simple to more complex organisms" (91). It may also be thought as
"a change in gene frequencies in a population" ("Evolution," 2005). Part of the history of evolution came about from Charles Darwins On the Origin of the Species where it is
noted that evolution is a process of natural selection (Barnes-Svarney, 1995). Basically, over time, there is progress and changes in organisms, including humans. Humans evolved from less developed creatures and
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