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RE: Fairweather Eden my "conversion" to evolution
Is there a part 2 coming ? seems like this post stopped in the middle pf the thought process.
Is there a part 2 coming ? seems like this post stopped in the middle pf the thought process.
The last bit didn't load up fully, edited it... It is there now
so your conclusion was , evolution did happen but probably god was involved?
Meme, this GIF got me laughing like haaa...
you validate my choice of gif.. I upvote your comment.
Thank you. Did I tell you? I just downloaded the two Gifs
Or it's a short post.
I think the idea is well explained. He was educated in creationism, then read a book that changed his mind and now believes that God sent the universe into a magnificent plan that ended up with evolution and all we have today, so both theories could be right. It's a common philosophical view that sprouts from intelligent design.
As it turns out there was text missing.
In 1993, paleologist Mark Roberts and his group found a human shinbone that ended up being 500,000 years of age and in this way denoted the disclosure of Europe's most established known man. Fairweather Eden is the story, through the eyes of those included, of more than ten years of archeological unearthings at Boxgrove in Sussex, England, the world's best-protected early human site, the disclosure of which is causing a noteworthy move in our comprehension of the genuine inceptions of mankind. It uncovers our most punctual progenitors to have been primates who were significantly more advanced than the crude monsters they were accepted to have been, ready to make confused devices and to track and execute perilous amusement.
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