Nero T. Pickle
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My sisters both believe in theistic evolution. I honestly don't know what my parents believe, I never bothered to ask them, but I have a strong feeling that my dad accepts evolution of some form.
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What are your family's beliefs on the creationism/evolution debate?
- Thread starter Nero T. Pickle
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Incredibly Credible
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I think my whole family as far as I can trace are on the side of evolution.
Radical centrist
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There are some Creationists in my family and some who believe in Evolution. Out of mutual respect for each other's beliefs, the topic is not discussed.
WellTraveledProg
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There is no "debate."
There is an observed fact (evolution) with a well-established theory (natural selection) explaining it backed by literally millions of pieces of evidence showing it's true. And there's creationism -- with no evidence of any kind supporting it, with nearly all of it proven wrong, and with it only "believed" in by ignorant people who haven't got a clue what the fact of evolution is about.
"Belief" is irrelevant. Anybody can "believe" anything they want to, as "belief" requires no support from evidence, no basis in reality, no critical thought or logic, and no study or research.
Peace.
There is an observed fact (evolution) with a well-established theory (natural selection) explaining it backed by literally millions of pieces of evidence showing it's true. And there's creationism -- with no evidence of any kind supporting it, with nearly all of it proven wrong, and with it only "believed" in by ignorant people who haven't got a clue what the fact of evolution is about.
"Belief" is irrelevant. Anybody can "believe" anything they want to, as "belief" requires no support from evidence, no basis in reality, no critical thought or logic, and no study or research.
Peace.