Examples of using Evolutionist in English and their translations into Polish
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Are you a evolutionist?
Evolutionist point of view.
Still more questions than answers for evolutionists.
Evolutionist theoreticians know this, of course.
Altruism poses a distinct challenge to the evolutionist.
Are you an evolutionist, an infidel, a sinner?
However, the tragedy he described does not support his evolutionist views of humanity.
If you find an evolutionist in this town, you can refuse him.
just'rearranged pond scum', as one evolutionist put it.
At 15, I became an evolutionist, and it all became clear.
his mindset was obviously both evolutionist and racist.
Therefore, reasons the evolutionist, it didn't exist at first.
For evolutionists it is a trick of nature in her fight for survival.
Small comfort is there in this for Evolutionists of today or of the past.
Many evolutionists have long hoped to find evidence of life in space.
Discuss this sentence according to the evolutionist perspective of Charles Darwin.
Other evolutionist fossil experts also acknowledge the problem.
Darwin wrote to fellow evolutionist Huxley saying how upset he was with Owen's criticism:'I am burning with indignation….
Evolutionist Professor Paul Davies admitted,"Nobody knows how a mixture of lifeless chemicals spontaneously organized themselves into the first living cell.
The only method available for evolutionists is trial
To the evolutionist these words have little meaning,
thoughtful, reverential--are regarded by our Evolutionist friends.
Another important evolutionist was Benoit de Maillet(1656-1738),
toward another English evolutionist.
Another polygenist evolutionist was Karl Vogt(1817-1895)
commonly uses the words evolutionism and evolutionist to describe the consensus of mainstream science and the scientists subscribing to it.
This fact was expressed well by one evolutionist when he wrote that the'idea of miraculous change,
Let's be clear that we are discussing the'General Theory of Evolution'(GTE), which was defined by the evolutionist Kerkut as'the theory that all the living forms in the world have arisen from a single source which itself came from an inorganic form.
One prominent evolutionist on the staff of a prestigious scientific magazine confided after examining it'There are certain anatomical features which just cannot be explained by gradual mutations over millions of years.
However, when I had gotten used to this strange scenario, I could see how it might sound possible to an evolutionist who had so much faith in the theory of evolution that he had to believe that everything had come into being by natural selection acting on accidental mutations.