Google| Subject | Re: Queen mother (of Britain) has died |
| From | Graeme |
| Date | 2002-04-10 17:53 (2002-04-10 17:53) |
| Message-ID | <20020410115322.28302.00003179@mb-fe.aol.com> |
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| Newsgroups | alt.fan.tolkien |
| Follows | Joy |
| Followups | Beren (11h & 17m) |
would also take a leap of faith.That's true, but there *are* scientists who think that believing in evolution
Well, there are some forms of evolution that are observable. Intra-special evolution certainly happens.
sense of experimentation and observation, being historical events, so you can leap either way. :)Tra la la. Both (creation/evolution) are 'unprovable', in the scientific
That's basically true, however if we could discover the *processes* that are supposed to have gone on, then it would be easier to believe in the actual event.
For example, the Kennedy Assasination is an historical event. Unprovable scientifically and unrepeatable. But if you can scientifically prove the possibility of such things as automobiles, rifles, and movie cameras, then the incident becomes much easier to believe in than if you had no knowledge of those things.
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