The Validity of The Evolutionary Theory

Evolution is one of the most important theories that lay the foundation of research on modern biology. This theory leads scientists to endless discussion due to lack of empirical support. It was not until mid-18th century that scientists began to support this hypothesis when Charles Darwin proposed explanations for evolution. In "Selection of Nature", Darwin explained natural reasoning, a reasonable mechanism for evolution to gain recognition from his cynical audience for the theory of evolution.

In 2004, the Board of Education of Dover in Pennsylvania voted for a science teacher in its ninth grade to read a statement doubting the validity of evolution theory. "Because the theory of Darwin is a theory, even if new evidence is discovered it will continue to be tested, the theory is not a fact, the theory is flawed, there is no evidence." The concept of intelligent design (ID) , Explained in this sentence as "an explanation of the origin of life different from Darwin's perspective". Several copies of panda and people's identity certificates are offered and the school's board of directors "encourages students to open their mind.The school discusses individual students and their families about the origins of living I will leave it. "

Human beings have different origins. Agassis insisted on pluralism and rejected Darwin's theory of evolution; Cher broke with his leader to confirm the scientific validity of evolution theory. Although Darwin is merely a singularist, evolution theory is enough to allow scientists like Cher to follow most pluralistic assumptions, while being a Darwinist. Covering Darwinism, the old version of pluralism lost its credibility due to the obvious scientific basis of the ideology with a view to the future. Darwinists believe that the wide and unbelievable gap between the various races formed by pluralism can be re-recognized as an extensive discord of thousands of years of independent evolution. Then all of these can be assimilated into a well - known Western orderly belief in hierarchical civilization. . .