@deal1 Said 
Nobody alive today can definitively state how it all began...all we have are differing theories. If we had time travel, our argument would be solved, but we don't.
Bickering about it will not solve or answer the question of how it all began, will it?
It is a matter of having or not having faith in a higher being, yet neither side can prove or disprove the existence of a higher being...I can't prove the existence of God, what I have is faith...you have no faith...prove to me that you are right.
If you try to tell me that I have to prove God's existence, that means, that you can not disprove it...
You're right I can't disprove it, I personally do think that we were created by some being however I don't think anyone on Earth knows why we were created or if we have a meaning for our existence or even if there is life after death, to be perfectly honest I'm not sure i'd want to know. Evolution however has nothing to do with the origin of life, instead the evidence suggests that once a creature was made it began to change over a period of time through it's generation eventually creating a different species entirely.
Evolution should be taught in science as it is a scientific theory, however it should also be mentioned that there are a few flaws. Creationism should be taught as a normal theory in a separate class, presumably Religious Education in the UK.
Nov 01, 2010 @ 04:03:00
