Persuasive Essay On Creation Vs Evolution

Stem Cell Research is Illegal, Immoral and Unnecessary President Bush's limited federal funding of research relying on the destruction of human embryos violates federal statutory law. Christians have grieved for many years over the assault on unborn human life set loose upon our nation by the Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade decision. Even that decision, however, did not affect all areas of law where lawmakers seek to protect developing human life. Because they are not covered by the Court's theory of reproductive privacy, human embryos outside the womb may be fully protected by law - and at least nine states have acted to protect these embryos from lethal experiments. In some states, destructive experimentation on human embryos is a felony.

What was before this event is not known to any human being and is a matter of pure speculation. This occurrence was not a conventional explosion but rather an event that expanded all of the particles of the “baby” universe rushing away from each other. There were actually no galaxies before that of the big bang but it was more like it started the process of creating all of the galaxies that we know today. The person who came up with the Big Bang theory is Edw... ... middle of paper ... ...ational waves some scientists are already on the breakthrough of proving these theories right and hopefully very soon they will be proven. Maybe the one who is reading this will be the one to prove the Big Bang theory, the theory of inflation, and the theory of gravitational waves.

Third astronomers could not actually see the comic background radiation. The last evidence concluded the theory of the universe beginning that Stephen Hawking said “It is discovery of the century if not of all time. According to the big bang theory they say that universe began by expanding form “Infinitesimal volume with extremely high density and temperature.” The big bang it not a explosion. Scientists believes that they think even time began with the big bang theory. Today ever scientists believes in the big bang theory.

He violated the law that made it illegal of the teaching of Evolution. So John Scopes was sent to trial. The trial was then known as the Scopes Monkey Trial. The Scopes Monkey Trial was necessary because Scopes was not suppose to be teaching Evolution, science has proven that it is wrong, and everyone has a right to their own beliefs. Evolution was not always taught in public schools.

His theory, backed by scientific analysis, had dismissed the idea of a single deity creating all life on Earth. It is not like Darwin had a personal agenda against religion or anything, but he did create what would become the main evidence used by atheists to disprove the Bible. Now his theory is still theory, and is yet to be proven as a fact, but is still believed by much of the scientific society as a fact. The struggle between the religious and the atheistic will rage for many years, but where the battle will cause the most damage is in the American school system. The thesis of this paper is, teachers must be required to teach evolution; which is already in place in the American school system, but teachers cannot be allowed to teach evolution as a fact, or evidence disproving the existence of a god.

The First Congress, which passed this Amendment in 1789, intended to prohibit the establishment of a national religion. In fact, they didn't mind the establishment of “official” religions by states. At the start of the American Revolution, nine of the thirteen colonies had established religions, so obviously no one was opposed to the coupling of church and state. Unfortunately, this separation talk has been so furiously pounded into our heads, that a picture is painted falsely into our heads; a picture of a roomful of godless atheists, agnostics, and deists framing our Constitution in 178... ... middle of paper ... ...efore Everson v. Board of Education, the Supreme Court made countless decisions regarding religion that directly contradict the past 50 years of religious oppression. Some of these decisions refer to the U.S. as a Christian country.

Evolutionists believe that the universe took millions of years to become what it is today. Not just seven days. They (evolutionists) believe that the whole universe happened from a “God Particle” which imploded on itself creating all the matter in existence. All though things like the Law of conservation of mass, people like Charles Darwin, and the fact

Breaking the Wedge Justice Felix Frankfurter stated in his opinion in McCollum v. Board of Education, "We have staked the very existence of our country on the faith that complete separation between the state and religion is best for the state and best for religion. If nowhere else, in the relation between Church and State, good fences make good neighbors." (Moore 1) For the last century in America and ideological war has been fought in our legislatures, courts, and schools. Some parts of the fundamentalist Christian movement have tried repeatedly to prevent the teaching of the Darwinian theory of evolution in public schools because they see it as a threat to their religious beliefs. Darwin's theory posits that species evolve over eons of time, changing in ancestor-descendant relationships from one species to another.

Creation science is of course all based around Christianity there are of course many other religions which in turn all have their own creation beliefs. 2) Scientific views This as the name suggests is the belief that life originated by a number of scientific processes and there was no input from a god of any kind at all. These theories agree on a few simple things the universe is 15 billion years old and the earth is 4.5 billion years old. Then... ... middle of paper ... ...d within a couple of days of each other, amoebas and mammals were only created two days apart. They also believe that this all happened in about 4000 bc.

Due to that, and the fact that our Universe is still continuously expanding, scientists can only take an educated guess at how large it truly is. Scientists believe that our expansion began directly after the Big Bang took place, which was approximately fourteen billion years ago (ESA). Since that time, the Universe has been constantly expanding outwards, and at a rapid speed as well. Our Universe is known to contain billions of different galaxies. Each of these different galaxies has millions and millions of stars.