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IF DARWINISM AND THE THEORY OF INTELLIGENT DESIGN COINCIDE THEN SPECIES WERE CREATED BY A HIGHER BEING AND EVOLVED THROUGH A COMPETITION FOR EXISTENCE AND REPRODUCTION, Stephanie Klingele, Pace University

ABSTRACT:
Darwinism verses intelligent design is a very controversial subject since its very beginning. Charles Darwin was the creator of the theory of evolution. This new theory of evolution caused a huge uproar by those who believed that species were created by a higher being, also known as the intelligent design theory. People who followed the theory of evolution believed that humans were created from nonhuman molecules by the process of natural selection. Darwin’s theory taught us that humans were created from the reproduction of single celled organisms. He believed that new species arose from ancestral species by their modifications used to adapt to their environments. We see this evidence in homologous structures in different species. A human arm has a similar......

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