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Dictionary » D » Devolution DevolutionDevolution a continuing process of degeneration or breaking down, in contrast to evolution. See: involution, catabolism. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: 'Evolution'-the most retarded myth ever.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devolution_(biology)#Creationist_use As you can see both Christian and Hindu creationists are claiming devolution, ie mutations are all harmful and the result of a curse etc. Of course you can choose to believe in this if you want, but science does not ...
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Evolution or De-evolution?Devolution going from primary Universalism to deadlock overspecialization https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=364404846962684&set=a.364404780296024.79961.100001795141602&type=1&theater
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Re: Evolutionists Show of Shutting Down the Debate So if both evolution and your devolution have no direction, what is it you're trying to say? If evolution has no direction, then what are you trying to say ? Whatever you are trying to to say, I can say that same thing, too.
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Re: Evolutionists Show of Shutting Down the DebateSo if both evolution and your devolution have no direction, what is it you're trying to say?
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Theories - Origin of Life... of the evolutionary creation" - Homo Sapiens-sapiens-sa-...xn...-ns... Meanwhile, Darwin's theory does not contradict the theory of devolution! Quite the contrary - a perfect match. But only at those stages when there is no intellectual activity and create and develop technology. ...
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