The Development of the Cell Theory. In 1824 Frenchman Henri Milne-Edwards suggested that the basic structure of all animal tissues was an array of "globules," though his insistence on uniform size for these globules puts into question the accuracy of his observations. read more
Creation is in every sense as scientific as evolution. The Relationship of Theories on Origins to Philosophy and Religion. No theory on origins can be devoid of philosophical and religious implications. Creation implies the existence of a Creator (a person or persons, a force, an intelligence, or whatever one may wish to impute). read more
-is as well accepted and as well-supported as Newton's laws of motion, the theory of plate tectonics, and Einstein's theory of relativity - was revolutionary in that it overturned long-held and widely accepted idea that organisms were specially and individually created. read more
On the other hand, the theory of creation and the theory of evolution are attempts to explain the origin of the universe and of its inhabitants. There were no human observers to the origin of the universe, the origin of life, or, as a matter of fact, to the origin of a single type of living organism. read more
The most controversial debate over this creation story relates to its time span. Genesis 1 and 2 explain how Creation of Earth's life forms, the Earth itself, and the rest of the universe took six "days." Supporters of the theory of evolution find evidence for a universe that has been evolving for about 14 billion years. read more