Richard Dawkins, a scientist & author, wonders how GOP candidate Ben Carson, a distinguished doctor, can question evolution – the bedrock of biology.
Fully two-thirds of seventh-day Adventists (67%), the denomination that Ben Carson belongs to, reject evolution, saying that humans have always existed in their present form. This mirrors Carson’s view: The candidate has been a vocal critic of evolution, saying that it is impossible to believe in both God and evolution at the same time.
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Yes,the evolution does exist. But that evolution is not random. It is the result of a divine will and a divine power. This is what Holy Quran tells us. It tells us that the humans were created in stages. There is not a common ancestor but the human beings have different stages in the evolutionary history. So,if a doctor rejects this phenomenon,then its terrible. Evolution is one of the main backbone of biology.
Can you refer to the verse(s) in the quran where it is said that humans were created in stages? The quran says that Adam was the first human to be created. If so, then there is a common ancestor.