Sentence examples for debate on evolution from inspiring English sources
Tales of historical debates in which one side supposedly won big — like the Huxley-Wilberforce debate on evolution — are, in general, after-the-fact storytelling; the reality is that that kind of smackdown, like Perry Mason-type confessions in court, almost never happens.
The latest survey to take the pulse of the public debate on evolution suggests that a majority of people see nothing wrong with believing in a god and accepting Charles Darwin's work.
Off to a debate on evolution in front of a crowd of non-believers; how can this not be a good night out?
Off to a debate on evolution in front of a crowd of non-believers; how can this not be a good night out?
Millions of people first learned about plans for the ark during a debate on evolution between TV's Bill Nye "the Science Guy" and Ham in early 2014.
The last thing I wanted to do was begin a debate on evolution, abortion, gay marriage, economics, healthcare or any other topic where I suspect we do not share the same views.
On the upper end of the distribution we find Germany (1.51%) and Japan (1.55%), distinctly distanced, however, by Russia, whose 2.93% witnesses perhaps a less efficient involvement of the national scientific community into the conceptual debates on evolution that have been extensively developed in Western countries over the past decades.
The debate on the evolution of culture has focused on two processes in particular, phylogenesis and ethnogenesis.
In an era of accelerating change around the globe, the roles of the Higher Educational institutions are an increasingly important part of the debate on the evolution of human society and its position in the biosphere.
"If we cannot even agree on the most basic premises, how can we have a meaningful debate on the evolution of world order?" If we cannot even agree on the most basic premises, how can we have a meaningful debate on the evolution of world order?
On top of that, this study provided additional pieces of information for the current debate on the evolution of trichromacy in primates.
