DARWINISM, CREATIONISM, and INTELLIGENT DESIGN
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Updated on: 06/13/2018 03:37 AM Due on: 06/13/2018
- Dixon writes: “While the idea of evolution has proved to be politically very malleable, it is generally accepted that in itself the scientific theory does not lead to any of these positions.” (p. 79) How does Dixon back up this claim concerning the distinction between the uses of evolution in political and scientific arenas? What makes evolution such a volatile topic for political debates (for both pro-evolution and anti-evolution positions)?
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