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1. Why is the theory of evolution so important in understanding how human beings behave?
The theory of evolution is important in understanding how human beings behave because it shows that all species are related through DNA. All species either have the same DNA or they have close similarities. Depending on one’s beliefs on how far back the genetic code goes, Christians believe the world only goes so far back while others believe that the world was created long before it was thought to be created. “The most remarkable evidence for evolution is found exactly where it should be uncovered: at the level of DNA.” A quote from “The DNA of conciseness”
2. Which questions do you think evolutionary theory cannot answer
Where does DNA come from?” Every strand of DNA contains a unique history of its journey
and what must have transpired to shape it into its present incarnation.” Why is it that scientist do not know where DNA came from?
1. Why is the theory of evolution so important in understanding how human beings behave?
The theory of evolution is important in understanding how human beings behave because it shows that all species are related through DNA. All species either have the same DNA or they have close similarities. Depending on one’s beliefs on how far back the genetic code goes, Christians believe the world only goes so far back while others believe that the world was created long before it was thought to be created. “The most remarkable evidence for evolution is found exactly where it should be uncovered: at the level of DNA.” A quote from “The DNA of conciseness”
2. Which questions do you think evolutionary theory cannot answer
Where does DNA come from?” Every strand of DNA contains a unique history of its journey
and what must have transpired to shape it into its present incarnation.” Why is it that scientist do not know where DNA came from?