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Nataly [62]
3 years ago
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What are two types of evidence that suggests that evolution has occurred

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sashaice [31]3 years ago
6 0
There is evidence that evolution occurred, but nothing is proved for sure. I'm sure you can find the information if you search it on the internet. Sorry, this probably won't be helpful for your question, but please don't hate. I just wanted to tell you that you might want to think about the possibility that there wasn't a big bang, and everything spontaneously appeared, or that everything evolved from a single bacteria or whatever, or that the earth is billions of years old. If you look into it, lots of that evidence isn't even lined up correctly. I believe that there is a creator, who carefully designed everything with love. I know it sounds cheesy, but this creator, or designer who made all of us, is the reason we even celebrate Christmas. Anyway, thanks for reading this, God bless.
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