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revising

Submitted by calypsse on Wed, 10/10/2007 - 11:20pm.
The need to revise stories (theories) in science is what builds our knowledge. An imposition that is not open to debate becomes an constant itch. To me evolution is much closer to reality than creationism. Darwin did not explain how we all came to exist but he does give some relieve in the wondering of why are so many differences amog us, why don't we have fins for example. I also agree that the thought of an anthropomorphic God is ridiculous. I think the need of humans for guidance led to create the concept of God. Elisa

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