Evolution FAQ в Android Market

Evolution FAQ (v. 1.2)
Разработано Peacock Software

Answers to the most common questions about Evolution in a portable reference!

This app is the perfect resource for all of your questions about the Theory of Evolution. It syncs with EvolutionFAQ.com to always have the most up-to-date responses to the most common questions. Whether you are curious yourself, or have frequent discussions about the topic, you'll appreciate always having this tool on hand when questions arise. Once synced, no Internet connection is required, so you can take it with you anywhere.

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Категория: Образование

Закачек: 5000-10000

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Опубликовано: 2011-10-03

Обновлено: 2011-10-03

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[2013-06-01] A Google User:
Uses microevolution to assume macroevolution Unimpressed by the glossed over explanations for how DNA could have evolved, the flagellum, and lack of examples of where evolution has created new functioning information within a creature. There are no true scientific explanations for these dilemmas. No need to pretend there are.

[2013-02-28] A Google User:
Lol Wouldn't work

[2013-02-22] A Google User:
José A. "220213"

[2013-02-11] A Google User:
Great Love.

[2013-01-24] A Google User:
Nicely done! Somewhat simple... Very good app! Explains rudimentary concepts very clearly without making it confusing. And if i could just weigh in here on the religious thing, i don't have anything against either opinions, but being religious myself i dont think it matters how much proof there is in biblical terms or in scientific terms; u have the right to believe what u want. I'm 15, and i find it very difficult to love science and then go to church and sit there while they say tht it doesn't exist. I think that God created evolution.

[2013-01-16] A Google User:
Great ready reckoner

[2013-01-12] A Google User:
Christian horseshit

[2013-01-01] A Google User:
If god did it how? My only question is how did god do it? Did he snap his finger, Bob his head, wave a wand? If you can answer that question, please let everyone in on the secret. Oh ,by the way, how did he do such a bad job for a perfect entity? Why didn't he write it down. He's not a very good creator. The world is full of scientific flaws. Why did he leave part of the things we had before we evolved to are present day from? Can't wait to hear the excuse for these questions.

[2012-10-29] A Google User:
Big~D This is good .

[2012-10-05] A Google User:
Good app Basic facts in a Q&A format. More facts would be nice. Great for showing those missinformed friends.

[2012-10-04] A Google User:
Awesome... Great ways to understand the science of Evolution. More people should WANT to learn this.

[2012-09-21] A Google User:
Good balanced explanations As a Christian with a degree in Zoology/Botany, I appreciate the balance given here. Perhaps some misunderstanding over "faith" - described as belief without evidence - would be better described as "belief without empirical proof". The Bible actually says faith is "the evidence of things not seen". Otherwise, very good brief explanations. Well done. So much better than some of the comments declaring that "highly religious people have lower IQs than people that are NOT religious" (note the poor grammar!). These "scientific" studies must be pretty selective!!! Evolution does NOT disprove God and is NOT in conflict with the Bible. The Biblical account is simply a non-scientific view stating that God is ultimately responsible for all creation. Science has to be free of any religious constraints and interpretations and CANNOT legitimately make any statement one way or the other about God. To suggest that finding out how things work negates a need for God is going beyond a logical argument - it is opinion masquerading as logical science.

[2012-08-27] A Google User:
A narrow minded account Two stars due to the over confident statements without mention of the many gaps in knowledge, seems to pick on the usual easy targets within religion, those worst case scenarios that take their good books as line by line historical accounts. I've dealt with accredited members of the scientific community that have much in common with that sub type of religious individuals. clues - human thought, self assembly, the details of cellular communications, the missing feedback system in regenerative biology..

[2012-08-26] A Google User:
Nothing new This app is just a pro evolution app nothing new just same old lies running around the bush any learnt person knows evolution is a belief system to run from YHWH. All true original scientists were Elohim believing men only in recent times has it become a way to combat the Belief in an Elohim. All fathers of science were bible believing men.

[2012-08-10] A Google User:
Good app Sad that some use this as an opportunity to bash others, though. I'm an ardent evolutionist, but those knobs that attack religion are woefully ignorant of history. Religion saved knowledge from oblivion during the dark ages, and contrary to popular myth, religion has often been a backer of science knowledge.

[2012-07-24] A Google User:
Good... ...but a little short. I was sort of hoping there'd be more. Nothing here you can't really find with going to TalkOrigins. I applaud your effort, though :-)

[2012-05-21] A Google User:
Science beats faith FYI Mikey! Maney scientific studies have all shown that highly religious people have much lower IQs then people that are NOT religious! So blow me.

[2012-04-15] A Google User:
Very nice job in explaining natural selection! You wrote it with the knobheads in mind didn't you? You phrased it in such a way they'll understand. :)

[2012-04-10] A Google User:
Excellent App! Awesome job laying out the questions and the facts in a precise and understandable manner! I'm sharing this everywhere!

[2012-03-28] A Google User:
well done good information here