wallyburger

I borrowed this poll from http://www.neilrogers.com/



What's your 'take' on evolution
It's a proven/observable fact.
It's only a theory, but the best one we have.
It's a theory that's no more valid than intelligent design.
It's a falsehood invented by Darwin, an agent of the devil.
Any theory about the origin of life is as valid as any other.
Only The Bible's account of creation is correct.

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SirStefan32

The problem is that parts of it are facts, such as microevolution. We can observe it, there is no way to question it.

Other parts are just pure speculation- cosmic evolution and macroevolution for example.

I voted It's a theory that's no more valid than intelligent design, though "It's only a theory, but the best one we have" would be a proper response as well if you look at the whole picture.

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DWKB

Well I voted I hate this pole

NEZCardsfan

I hate this poll

abomb

I voted for 2, but I think my opinion lies somewhere between 2 and 3.

I am no expert in neither life science nor Biblical studies, but I am OK believing that evolution exists under the power of God, if that makes any sense at all.

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CardLogic

Makes sense to me. I also believe that God's fingerprints are upon whatever evolution does(has) occur(ed).

As Stefan stated, evolution exists at some level. But it doesn't exist at the level which some would attempt to validate.

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40yearfan

Couldn't have said it better myself.

Russ Smith

I voted #1 although number 2 was nearly my pick.

There are so many examples of evolution it's impossible for me to deny it, but there are still so many things we don't know about it that you can't literally prove it beyond a shadow of a doubt.

Now if after I die I wind up outside a pearly gate with someone asking me this question you better believe I'm going to change my vote.

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arthurracoon

what level is that?

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Bada0Bing

I went with #1 because of the research that I have done. Science has been my obsession since I was about 10. However, I went into business so I could make some money. I still spend a lot of time reading about this stuff. If you spend enough time researching independent species, I just don’t see how someone can argue against evolution.

Having said that, I’m not religious, but I do believe that there must be some force out there that started all of this.

DKCards

Hope that's not too late

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cynical_kitten26

You hit the nail on the head for me. The human evolution class that Krang and I took was the most fascinating science class I've ever taken. It is because of this class I couldn't go with the other choices, the evidence showing the process of evolution was too great.

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PortlandCardFan

I voted for four!!

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40yearfan

Nu uh!! There aren't any votes on four.

PortlandCardFan

Sorry, I ment to say 'I voted for 666'...

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