Dont care if he was right…

I’m evolved enough in this state of mind to not allow foolishness into my space…

G.Dub shoulda been a comedian, HE TURNED A WHOLE NATION INTO A JOKE!

It’s a known fact that Australopithecus Afarensis was in AFRICA. If Byers also read further into the history of humankind he’d find that the Cro-Magnon people wiped out the Neanderthals (an example of DARWINISM). Both of those groups migrated to Europe from AFRICA. Instead of following a fabricated, manipulated and antiquated text, perhaps Byers should visit a MUSEUM and look at some tangible proof of beings that DID exist. I’d take a fossil skull over that fake assed Shroud of Turin anyday! I’ve also read that book and did not get his obvious misunderstanding of it. Furthermore, so what if the word “negroes” (which is sooooooo archaic, by the way) is in the book? Mark Twain gratuitously used the word “N****R” in his literature, yet Bush wasn’t lobbying to get it banned! My neice had to read it recently. Get over it. It was written over 150 years ago. And if Byers had been paying attention or at least researching Bushs’ background, he’d see that he belongs in several groups that frankly have no place, or regard people of color as being equal to he and his constituents. If he needs elemenatry proof, because it’s evident that his immersion into the bible has left him with a very simplistic outlook on life, all he has to do is think of Bushs reaction to Katrina and the subsequent hurricane, Rita.

Even a broken clock is right, twice a day (incidental or otherwise).

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I strongly disagree, Darwin was somewhat religious at the beginning of his life but the older he got the more he came closer to being an atheist.

The mystery of the beginning of all things is insoluble by us, and I for one must be content to remain an agnostic. – charles darwin.

I am aware that the conclusions arrived at in this work will be denounced by some as highly irreligious; but he who denounces them is bound to show why it is more irreligious to explain the origin of man as a distinct species by descent from some lower from, through the laws of variation and natural selection, than to explain the birth of the individual through the laws of ordinary reproduction. The birth both of the species and of the individual are equally parts of that grand sequence of events, which our minds refuse to accept as the result of blind chance. – Charles Darwin

This individual has it confused. In reality, evolution was put in motion by
intelligent design. “Creation” (the 7 day theory (figuratively)) is a process. A process which is still in the primary stages of manifestation, in the “bigger” scheme of things. If you believe that 1 almighty supreme being “snapped” s**tted this whole entire universe into existence without
help, and relatively “time” …then I think you’re better off in believing
that we all just came from the tumbling genes of Curious George (which is
scientifically 66.6% true). The proverbial question is: Who or What injected the “horizontal” gentic codes or “ME Formulas” that jump skipped us millions of years through the evolutionary process? Figure that 1 out!!!
By the way, this article is some bulls**t!!!

When you believe in God, you must believe by Faith…. Meaning, You don’t try to “figure things out”. When you start trying to figure things out, then you begin to question God. Thats what Belief is all about.
God made existence in 7 days. Thats it!… Thats how you are to take it, if you are a true believer.
The atheist and the Darwinist, are humans trying to understand creation in their own intelligence. You just can’t figure God out. Its impossible.

I encourage people to consider Darwin as a prophet than a scientist. He made clear to us what man(western mentality) had in mind, but the same people whether they hid behind Bibles or political programs managed to successfully pacify their targets to the detriment of target subjects.

Human progress is a self conscious one, and if one is coerced to believe inferiority and acceptance of ignorance. Then the cycle of decadence will be difficult to break as victims of inferiority complex will always be serving others rather than themselves.

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