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5/7/2015 8:47:23 PM
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Scientific theories take time to establish, that doesn't mean that they shouldn't be believed, to get to the theory there had to be multiple scientific observations that suggested the theory was correct, not to mention theories are often revised to fit what happens in nature
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True. But even if the hypothesis has been proven doesn't mean the entire idea is completely correct
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The rest of the evidence and observations take care of that. All of it.
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That is why it is revised to fit what occurs in nature, it isn't perfect but most of it has been proven, and some of the principles, such as natural selection, are scientific laws.
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Now leave me alone I'm trying to grade finals
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What do you teach? Philosophy, theology, certainly isn't biology since you seem to disregard it.
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Theology and surprisingly very few in my class are atheists...
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Why is that surprising, it is theology.
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[quote]Now leave me alone I'm trying to grade finals[/quote] -blam!- me, this guy is a teacher... We're doomed.
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[quote][quote]Now leave me alone I'm trying to grade finals[/quote] -blam!- me, this guy is a teacher... We're doomed.[/quote] Said the same thing XD
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Yes, yes you are. But I'm actually a fun teacher! Almost everyone on campus likes me. (Except the atheists)
