Dr. Francisco Ayala believes that God created the world and evolution took over afterwards. Ayala brings together religion and science, and he was awarded with the Templeton Prize for his beliefs.
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Hello!
I've read through the FAQ/rules, and it clearly states that all topics regarding politics and religion is forbidden.
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Politics and Religion: These two topics have caused serious problems in the past and are now forbidden topics in the forums.
Ask anyone in the open source science movement what it's all about, and you're likely to come back to the word that's right there in its name: "open." Open source science is all about open access. To research methods. To data. To scholarly publications.
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Republicans have not had a friendly relationship with science these past few months: crazy theories about rape, attacking climate scientists, and referring to evolution as “lies straight from the pit of Hell.” Just yesterday, 2016 Republican presidential contender, Marco Rubio, made headlines for refusing to answer how old he thinks the Earth is, sparking widespread concern over anothe
It says on the header that discussions on religion on politics are not allowed. I recently asked a question about macroeconomics
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2072528
...that was quickly locked. Since when has politics become synonymous with macroeconomic theory?
I guess questions on philosophy, spirituality, and political science are banned too? Why not indicate that on the header?
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