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BK asked: A question was asked for arguments supporting the theory of Evolution. Several reponders wrote that humans and chimpanzees share 90% of their DNA. Two thought on that: 1) This would assume a common ancestor, which has not been found … and that would see to invalidate any proof of that statement as supporting [...]
J2a1* asked: Or does one have to convert to a formal religion called Noachide Judaism or something? ………………………………………………….. Background: (Repeated for those who may not have read my prior question) I am asking because I have discovered that most Jewish men according to DNA studies share a single middle eastern recent common ancestor. For example, [...]
neil s asked: Paternity tests show, based on DNA, that a child has a certain father. It shows ancestry of the baby. But this is exactly what supports evolutionary science. With just the DNA evidence, we can say evolution happened, no fossils are needed. This is just one part of the overall field of medicine [...]
J2a1* asked: Like Obama, my grandfather was an Orthodox Muslim. The family legend claims we came out of Arabia (not Bessarabia) and settled in Northern Iran in the 7th century. Then, moved to India about 800 years ago after the Muslim conquest of India. Unlike grandpa, my parents & I accept the Torah, Gospel and [...]
asked: This is wrong. The trend of common ancestry is clearly demonstrated, not just between humans and apes, but among all life. DNA evidence more than makes up for whatever theists think is missing. Bookmark this site here:
helio462 asked: -a funny semantic game is played when Christians talk about evolution. They claim that evolution is also a faith in something that does not have any proof. The truth is that there is sufficient evidence to at least see evolution as very likely. They foolishly cling to the to the fact that evolution [...]
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