"What is the most profound question that
human beings can ask about themselves?
It has to be: Where do we come from?
That leads, of course, to: Where does all
life come from?" These questions have
interested humanity for years. Many
different views on the origin of humankind
have been debated and remain in question
today. ( Edey, pg.1 )

One view is known as "creation-science".
It is commonly understood to refer to a
movement of Christian fundamentalists
based upon an extremely literal
interpretation of the Bible.
Creation-scientist's do not merely insist
that life was suddenly created; they insist
that the job was completed in six days no
more than ten thousand years ago, and
that all evolution since that time has
involved trivial modifications rather then
basic changes. The existence of fossils,
according to a Creation-scientist, is
attributed to Noah's flood. ( Johnson,
pg.4 )

"Creationism", another view on man's
origin, means belief in creation in a......

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Title: Evolution: Science Vs. Religion
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