> There is no higher level of certainty than Theory in science
>(because there is no absolute certainty in science). Gravity is a
>Theory; electromagnetism is a Theory; atoms and molecules are
>Theories. Evolution is a fact (it can be observed); what people
>commonly call 'evolution' is actually Darwin's Theory of Evolution by
>Natural Selection.
What's this, Ed, more revisionist teaching. When I went to school, it was
called the Law of Gravity. Has that been backed off into only being a theory?
When theories have been proven they are accepted as laws... or are we
unceertain about certainty?
Evolution is a fact... where has it been observed outside minor changes within
species? In nature things deteriorate, they don't get better. Adaptation is
only the variations that work better survive in greater numbers. Where is your
'missing link'?
Consider that a while back Friedrich Nietzsche said "God is dead", but then a
few years later, God said "Nietzsche is dead" :-)
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Larry Miller
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