Comments on: Rebecca Cann interviewed on evolutionary anniversary

By: Mike Linnolt

Mike Linnolt — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 08:26:12 +0000

Its really a shame that the religious people just cannot understand and/or accept that humans and all other higher forms of life on Earth slowly evolved from bacteria over a span of 3.5 billion years. The scientific (logical) evidence to support evolution is a virtual mountain now, and denying it just makes a person appear silly and ignorant. All they have to back them up is a thousands of year old book, which has been retranslated so many times its of negligible value. Even then, who should believe the description of the world written by humans ~2000 years ago? Everyone still thought the universe above revolved around the Earth and gods had to be invented to explain everything which was unexplained. 21st century humans simply know so much more and better now. Stop living in the past, educate yourself, and think towards the future, please.

By: ray salmon

ray salmon — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 23:16:50 +0000

sorry this does not impress me, I don’t think she found anything worth mentioning. humans have not been around that long.

Ray Salmon

By: Mr. Raymond Kenneth Petry

Mr. Raymond Kenneth Petry — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 11:37:43 +0000

The smarter they look, the stupider they talk: True, religionists know that the sons of the gods went unto the daughters of [Marduk’s] mankind and they bore sons and daughters because they were beautiful, Natural selection -for whoop de doo- accounts for most of the science since the late 70’s, If luck had anything to do with it, it was long ago obsolete, billions of years not hundreds of thousands… If mankind descended from the apes, (like a Larson cartoon of the first man to descend from his tired ape), it wasn’t on Earth and it wasn’t any time recent… The gods probably thought it was humane to dump their moron children on Earth-planets: before returning, to take over.