Hello, new here nice forum, there are many clever people here.
Just so you know i'm not a creationist as my name may throw some people.
God's the greatest scientist because I believe he started the big bang as there is currently no evidence on what started the big bang right?
Oh and please ignore the fact that I didn't spell 'greatest' right in my username.![]()
I'm fairly new to darwinism, but it's really interesting so I would like to ask some questions in here.
Ok to start with my questions and these could be all over the place.
1. I hear a lot that carbon dating a seriously flawed method of determining age and 'apparently' many scientists think this. Is that true? Is it flawed or are these non reputable scientists claiming it's flawed or people with a pro-creationsim agenda? How far back can carbon dating record the age of something? What are other methods of finding something (living) that is millions of years old?
2. Millions of chemical reactions happen so we can see, smell and well so we can sense. How did this happen? We got all this, can't be by accident right?
3. What about our ability to have an orgasm? Why why why?
4. Does 'out of africa' apply to darwinism? Is out of africa correct? Is it flawed?
5. All things living came from one form of life right? Does it mean only one organism in one part of the world, or the same organism but in many different parts at the world all in the same time frame?
If it's the latter, how can this happen, miracle or is there more to it?
6. We descended from apes. The apes we descended from, are they like the apes today in appearance etc.? Why do apes still exist? I'm thinking the apes we descended aren't like the ones today right?
7. Our appendix, it's useless. It is likely that thousands of years from now, humans will be born without an appendix because it has no use anymore?
8. Is evolution accepted as fact by the majority of reputable scientists? Or still a so far infallible theory? I ask that because people say even scientists don't even accept evolution as fact. But then why would it be a scientific theory? Just like theory of gravity? Everyone accpets that because we can observe it ourselves.
Ok that will do for now, I'm sure i'll think of more questions later if you don't mind answering them.
Thanks very much for your time.
Hope my questions were clear enough for you to understand what i'm asking.
EDIT: Oh, and can you recommend some good books to read about evolution for begginners in this field. THank you again.