In the name of God

Intelligent choice or imaginary evolution

The issue of evolution and natural selection has been debated for decades by scientists such as Darwin (1858) and has always been debated between those who believe in the existence of God and researchers who have tried to justify it materially. Darwin was a great figure who helped mankind to discover one of the most complex mysteries of God’s creation.

I respect my research friends, and I am sure that these friends will do their best to extract the best and most accurate results from their research. I am also a surgical fellow in a medical field.

Here I want to discuss two issues. The first is the natural intelligent choice and the second is the view of the divine religions about Adam and life on Earth.

Initially, biologists relied on the theory of evolution to try to gather evidence from fossil studies and geological research to show how old the earth was and how the fossils were arranged to help us confirm the theory of evolution. It was definitely hard work, because the time interval was long and the scope of the field under study was further challenged, until Genetics (1973) helped solve the problem in recent decades. Achieved to a large extent was able to answer unanswered questions.

Now, considering the above, my first question as a monotheist is: