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    Conflicts Literature Works In “Inherit The Wind” In a novel, conflict is always one of the most important elements, it usually provides challenges and directions for the story. In all types of conflicts, it usually refers to a main question that can show to our thoughts. Through “Inherit The Wind”, conflicts make up the main purpose of the story, which reveals It leads us to think, understand, and reflect questions that the play involves with. First, one conflicts in the story is Person versus

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    Creationism Vs Evolutionism The debate between creationism and evolutionism has been a topic of discussion by scientists and religious believers since the 19th century. Since the very first religion such as Hinduism and all that came after, there has been the belief of a higher being, a divine creation more powerful than humans of which has created the world of that we live in. Until 1859, Sir Charles Darwin’s book “On the Origin of Species” introduced and described a theory based solely on biological

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    Unilinear Evolutionism

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    In the past anthropologist have compared different cultures and set up an explanation for their development starting from an uncivilized society and transforming to a civilized society. This is based on different theory's that sets the basis of the Unilinear evolutionist thought. This thought is shared and best explained by evolutionists like Taylor, Spencer, and Morgan. This theory views a societies development as a linear path of progression. Here, the western society is set to be in the height

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    Creationism and Evolutionism – Explaining Life Imagining the whole world, it seems to be a sheet made of small pieces of different tissues. The countless diversity of species existing in the world makes everyone think about how all species appeared. So, some scholars became interested to explain how the species originated, and then they began a diligent study around this topic. Consequently, some theories such as Creationism and Evolutionism have arisen and started a big debate to highlight their

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    Flaws Of Evolutionism

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    Creationist believe that God created everything. It is founded on the belief that the universe was created by the supernatural act of the Creator. The first passage of the Bible in Genesis 1:1 states that, “In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.” All through Genesis 1, we read statements that show us that the Creator spoke everything into existence. Also, in Psalm 33:6 the Bible tells us, “By the word of the Lord were the heavens made; and all the host of them by then breath of

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    descent” (Patrick 1).Why would you believe in one side of a controversial argument when most of the evidence points to the other side? Evolution versus Creationism is still a very controversial argument today in public schools. Creationism and evolutionism in public schools have very convincing arguments and good reasons to why and how one is simply prefered over the other, but which theory is the most probable? Both theories have different ideas; creationists believe the concept of design requires

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    universe must have challenged human curiosity and imagination as soon as early man had time for activities other than survival. In 1859, Charles Darwin published the Origin of Species, and since then, people have debated between the creationism and evolutionism theories. The theory of evolution has been supported only through various religious writings, particularly the Bible.      Creationists believe in a divine creator, God. Creationism has a broad range of beliefs involving

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    Evolutionism: The Truth Behind Humans Is the evolution theory a fact or a myth? This is the question I pondered for quite some time as I contemplated on the idea of the origin of human species. Were we created by a higher power or are we descendants of ape like ancestors? Hundreds of articles and substantial proof have helped shape my belief that evolution in fact, does exist. What is evolutionism? The definition of evolution found in an article states that “evolution is that all life on earth is

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    The Biased Side of Science: Creationism vs. Evolutionism Science is the process of perceiving the natural world around us and drawing conclusions from our observations through the scientific method. These conclusions can develop into solid facts such as the laws of quantum physics and thermodynamics. Cosmologists work in a branch of the scientific field called “cosmology”, which is the study of the universe and how it began. Once one approaches the concept of cosmology, the science becomes split

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    Creationism versus Evolutionism

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    Evolution by natural selection is a result of evolution that leaves organisms well adapted to their current population but does not make a perfect organism (Smock 2014). Male guppies have shown over the past 200 years to have more or less colorful patterns decorating their bodies. Studies have shown that male guppies have more colorful body patterns in areas where there are no predators and more conservative colorations when in hostile waters (Futuyuma 2009). A 1980 study proved that once guppies

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