Is Evolution Real?

by Michael Monge

Follow along with Eunumpluribus as he begins his philosophical education with professor Sinomen. Eunum thought that his high school education gave him a decent understanding of evolution. He’s about to find out how wrong he is.See how philosophy is, or at least should be, conducted, as an open-minded inquiry which treats both sides fairly and charitably. You may not come to any final conclusions, but you will see convincing arguments and points on both sides of this deep-seated philosophical debate. You can't expand your mind unless you stretch it in opposite directions.Praise for Is Evolution Real?“It is very interesting and very provocative. It was excellent—a really satisfying, intelligent piece of work. [It lays out] the issues completely, clearly, and fairly (and written very well intelligently, unburdened by jargon). The whole thing flowed very naturally, like a real conversation, and held my attention. I found the entire dialog quite engaging.” Jerry Law, Philosophy Adjunct, Orange Coast …Here is a question for could a perfect being create something which was imperfect? Could a perfect being… I’m not Well, if I created something, something which had a flaw in it, would you think that I was perfect? Of course not! Right, because a perfect being presumably would not make any That sounds So, then if God is perfect, then everything he created must be I can’t disagree with that Do you think that humans are perfect? Oh, I see where you are going with that. My God. It’s so simple. Of course, God couldn’t have created us; there’s no way a perfect being could create an imperfect one! Why didn’t you just start with that! So, you’ve been convinced? Absolutely! And if God did not create us, then it must have been evolution! It’s all so clear now! That’s what I was afraid of.

80 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 7, 2021