So why then are almost all branches of applied biology based on evolutionary theory?
Are you saying that a shift in allele frequency over time isn’t an objective empirical fact?
What evidence do you have that the three laws of nature that support natural selection, the laws of inheritance, variation and superfecundancy, have been falsified?
BTW, what is your education in Biology?
Nice work, Mott.
Bible thumpers aside, evolution is a theory so thoroughly tested and confirmed that it can be considered a tenet of modern science.
Except for evangelical bible thumpers, I don't even know any religious people who have a problem with evolution. Certainly, the Catholic church and most mainline Protestants do not generally deny evolution. The Pope certainly considers evolution just part and parcel of God's plan.
I think it all goes back to the Scopes monkey trial, and barely educated bible thumpers are still laboring under the impression that humans are direct descendants of Chimpanzees and modern monkeys. A conception of evolution that is both ignorant and wrong.
It's not my field, but I am sure we can look forward to learning more about evolution moving forward. As firmly grounded as the theory of evolution is, the work of science is never done, and we are still learning about gravity five centuries after Sir Isacc Newton!