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I have been brought up in a Christian environment, told to believe in a God as the sole creator of all. I believe this, but there are other sides of this too. The biological viewpoint of how man was created states that man evolved from lower, less complex organisms. I believe that all organisms were created from God, and that man has a choice for which side he wants to follow, the spiritual, or being an animal.
The biological viewpoint argues that man has relations with every other organism surrounding him. They state that we have evolved from smaller organisms like bacteria. The evolutionary theory is never wanted to be questioned for any flaws in it, it is perfect in most of the scientific world. Theodosius Dobzhansky, in 1973, said that “nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution”. (Sobber 5) Theodosius was a biologist which shows that in biology, the evolutionary theory is considered the greatest of all.
Our Biology book says
Look at the bones......

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