Describe basic principles of darwins theory of evolution

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A. Religion and science have partly different starting points in how they arrive at how the world is. Describe how their methods differ. Analyze the ways in which people reason to bridge the differences.

B. Evolutionism has long been in focus as religion is pitted against science. Describe the basic principles of Darwin's theory of evolution. Reason about how the creationists argue for their theory, intelligent design (ID). What flaws are there in the reasoning of those who believe in the Bible according to the method of science? You must always state which sources you used.

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