DNICE1
Politcal Worker (100+ posts)
There is politics involved in promoting Darwinian Theory of Evolution. The key politics is the fact that it provides the the fundamental defendability or legitimacy to the atheist religion i.e. the people who BELIEVE that God does not exist. Yes, atheism is also a dogma until proven otherwise. In Europe after renaissance and subsequently in North America Christianity lost its political clout to the atheism and atheism enforces its political will by Secularism.
I totally agree!
The contention that a new specie cannot emerge from a previous species is not correct. The Glo-fish is a new specie, but it still looks like a fish because it is a chimera with jelly fish. It would have been quite possible to genetically engineer jelly fish tentacles on the zebra fish. Similarly, humans do look closer to Chimpanzees and apes rather than a starfish or a dog. All I am saying is that through natural mutation the evolution of man from an ape is probable but not impossible. Through induced genetics sky is the limit.
I beg to disagree on this point just because of one very hard fact, if man evolved from an ape and we have been able to find hundreds of thousands of fossils of various different species dating millions of years back and since evolution is perceived to be such an ultra slow process which could take thousands if not millions of years then why have we not been able to find a single fossilised remain of the evolving human being? Why can't we find the missing links between a Neanderthal and a Homosapien for example?
As a Muslim I cannot believe in evolution and so far it hasn't been proven by science but I believe in mutation which I believe cannot completely transform a specie into a new specie and can be seen in animals. Genetic mutation or rather genetic deformities can sometimes be seen in humans when babies in some cases have been born with extra limbs etc.