Darwin Proven Wrong?

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there's no good reason to think they have a direct effect on us. And if they did, it would only be because we evolved to be sensitive to them in some way.

The answer to the question of whether dark matter and energy affect our evolution beyond keeping our galaxies together and speeding up the expansion of the universe is 'probably not'.

I guess we'll have to agree to disagree on this as it's simply speculation.

I don't think repeatedly bringing the things your atheist friends say into the discussion when we clearly don't agree with what you say they say is respectful either, but here we are.
Why are you asking us to justify their opinion when we aren't them and we don't hold that opinion?

If you read back, when I make claims about my friend's opinions, I follow it with "do you also have this opinion, why or why not"? Those are clarifying questions that seem reasonable (and respectful) to ask to determine how to proceed with the conversation.

It's kind of the opposite of 'assuming' to conclude something is consistent based on never finding an exception to it over a long period of time. That's pretty much what it means to be consistent.

Such as the "constant" Big G?
http://www.scientificamerican.com/articl...lide-show/

Would you please give an example of a law or fact that was absolute being revealed as a misunderstanding of data in light of new information?

A simple one would with regard to the "geocentric universe", man, did that throw people for a loop...

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Evolution of Life

These resources describe a lot of the information I'm relying upon.

http://learn.genetics.utah.edu/content/e...pi_learns/

http://www.ohio.edu/plantbio/staff/showa...20TIME.pdf

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Ok friends

It's been fun, but I have other things to do. Maybe I'll be back after the weekend is over (if you're lucky). I know I've probably been quite entertaining- boredom sucks. Don't miss me too much...