The universal evolution
Title: The universal evolution
Category: /Social Sciences
Details: Words: 335 | Pages: 1 (approximately 235 words/page)
The universal evolution
Category: /Social Sciences
Details: Words: 335 | Pages: 1 (approximately 235 words/page)
ARTICLE IDENTIFICATION: Freedman, Leonard; 1995; Evaluation of Human Behaviour:
A Human Biological Prospective; South African Journal of Science, Vol. 91, pa 443-451.
OBJECTIVE: To review the on-going evolutionary process of the biosphere, particularly
as it relates to humankind. Explain the phenomenon of on-going evolution, the process
of natural selection, and the emergence of the Homo sapiens.
FINDINGS: The evolution of the universe was an immensely long, continuing, but
punctuated phenomenon which resulted in three successive phases of
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its suppositions. Their
explanations resemble a circle or life chain in which everything within that circle is
dependent on something else in order to survive. I believe this is more consistent with
creation than evolution as it would simply mean everything was created for a purpose. I
believe this relates to the University's core value of personal development, as one's
personal belief in evolution vs. creation will mold them into society one way or another.