Evolutionary Theory in Science, Religion, and Education in America

The proponents and opponents of Evolutionary Theory have subjected it to scrutiny resulting in its emergence as a cornerstone for biological science. It has endured a trial-and-error process originating in philosophical inquiry over a thousand years ago, to scientific validity today. Evolutionary Theory’s impact in science, education, and even religion moves our nation toward more rational explanations for humankind’s origins and current state of being.
Charles Darwin, a British naturalist, is credited with formalizing Evolutionary Theory with his book “The Origin of Species,” published in 1859. However, the scientific principle related to Evolutionary Theory has existed for thousands of years. An ancient Greek philosopher named Anaximander (611-547 BC) offered a philosophical and physical explanation for our existence and development. Anaximander believed humankind arose from sea dwelling fish-like creatures, changing over time and in response to environmental changes....