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Has evolution been proven ?

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sniggitydiggity
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Message 1 of 141 (89302)
02-28-2004 6:58 PM

Hello all. I'm very new here and there seems to be an extremely high intelligence level on this site and I like that.
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Without getting into technical terms and what not, can the question, "Has evolution been proven" be answered?
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I know a simply yes or no wouldn't be so "simple" in this case, but I'm asking if you could try.
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I'm very curious about evolution and personally don't think creationism or evolution has been "proven." Am I correct?
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I'm only here to learn, not debate.
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Thanks,
Sniggs...
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sniggitydiggity
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Message 3 of 141 (89311)
02-28-2004 7:34 PM

Thanks NoseyNed, I understand what you mean, and I knew it would be a long if not, difficult answer.
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sniggitydiggity
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02-28-2004 8:08 PM

Great, thanks for the link. As far as the information you're looking for, it's no big deal, i you find it I would love to read it, if not, I can do some research.
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Thank You !
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