Islam & Evolution, were we wrong ?

[Confused Ape]

Do these scientists have any basis for their gum flapping? I'm aware that there's a lot of religiously-minded scientists in the world, but what counts is the work they do that adds to the sum of human knowledge. It's been pointed out that Sir Isaac Newton was devoutly religious, as well as a practising alchemist, yet his scientific contributions vastly outweigh his religious ones.

Going by the work they've done, many of them have added to the sum of human knowledge in spite of being religious.

As you may have spotted, I don't believe in this theistic evolution either. However, it should be easy enough for a proponent of it to demonstrate it, if it really is a thing.

As I said in my previous post - "if the Lattice idea turns out to be true it would mean that Theistic Evolution is closer to reality. The only big difference would be that the evolution of our own universe was set off by some alien species instead of a supernatural being."