Re: Pilgrims' Notes
- From: Douglas McAdam <douglasmcadam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:34:11 -0400
Hi Mark-
I'm taking this from my understanding of what the Master wrote in SAQ.
Also I seem to recall an article in the WO Mag by a scholar that was
titled something like Man, Distinctly Human.
Are you saying that science is absolutely correct in its theory of
evolution? Are we just highly evolved animals? Where does our
intelligence come from? Was it always there in mineral, vegetable and
animal but it needed evolution to appear in humans?
I seem to recall the term "distinctly human" in an article in the WO
Mag. some years back. Course we can say that our understanding of all
this is better now than when that article appeared. But then we also
must admit our current understanding is temporary.
regards,
doug
On Jul 24, 2008, at 12:08 AM, Poststructuralist wrote:
Douglas McAdam wrote:My understanding is that we are created a distinctly human> even if our shape has changed from what may have appearedas a lower specie to what we are now.
Doug:
If I understand you correctly, that is a good summation of what some
Baha'is have called "parallel evolution" (i.e., creationism).
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