
pr126 wrote:For unbelievers, it is the origins and development of all life.
manfred wrote:What both are trying to do is to make sense of things we can observe, and both are trying to use scientific methods to to achieve that.
Living beings change and adapt, or they die out. Evolution is the study of the change of organisms in response to the environment. In humans, skin colour is such an adaptation to the environment. Random variations prove useful or not. If they have a survival value then they are retained, if not,then they die out.
Abiogenesis is trying to explore and explain the mechanics of how life started in the first place, at the level of chemistry.
manfred wrote:Now < am just curious, imagine you, as a Muslim become a school teacher teaching science. How would you tackle these topics?
Garudaman wrote:pr126 wrote:For unbelievers, it is the origins and development of all life.
the question is what the point/aim/purpose, not what the means!
human is mutating from monkey or born from born from the mating between monkey and pig as what the scientist tell recently, is never contradict with God creating Adam from mud because monkey basically is also mud creature!
pr126 wrote:Garudaman wrote:pr126 wrote:For unbelievers, it is the origins and development of all life.
the question is what the point/aim/purpose, not what the means!
Let me rephrase your question then.
What is the point / aim / purpose of ANY scientific inquiry, development, exploration, inventions?
sum wrote:The man-made Golden Rule enables societies to take care of each other within that society which in turn makes that society more able to survive.
The Golden Rule satisfies these requirements but unfortunately the Golden Rule in Islam just relates to muslim societies and only within individual sects of Islam.
sum wrote:Hello Garudaman
Your quote -
why we need to take care of each other/why it necessary
Taking care of each other binds people together. It is an evolutionary development that helps people to survive. Could you survive as an individual if you had to provide your own shelter, gather food and protect yourself and your family if there was no help from anyone else? Could you build your own home? Could you provide food? Could you provide fuel and warmth? We all need each other to survive and society to prosper.
The Golden Rule satisfies these requirements but unfortunately the Golden Rule in Islam just relates to muslim societies and only within individual sects of Islam.
sum
Garudaman wrote:what do you mean by scientific? abiogenesis hasn't been proven scientifically, you know!
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