Tämäkin kreationistien katkerasti vihaama aate on siis evoluutioteoriian perustuva. Siis aate että jokainen on tasa-arvoinen. Katsotaanpa taas aluksi todisteet:
"They believed that God had imbued all species with an intrinsic drive to improve. Thus species and racial lineages (15 human racial lineages) were therefore distinct, going back to protozoa. Their mechanism for the improvement of species was the inheritance of acquired characteristics.
The inferior races some theologians argued were descended from the Pre-Adamite races.
By the mid-1850’s as Darwin began to realize that his descent modification idea required the common descent of all existing humans
Charles views against slavery were so well known such that in 1858 he was approached by his colleague and friend W.R. Greg to write an anti-slavery piece for the Review
Throughout it Darwin emphasized that the likenesses of all humans in physical and behavioral categories were far greater than their differences. He explains that utilizing the criteria that naturalists apply to other species, one could doubt whether human races were real. In this he means that naturalists have not applied any consistent criteria by which one could classify human races.
http://evostudies.org/2009/11/charles-darwin-on-the-races-of-man/
http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/books/features/did-charles-darwin-believe-in-racial-inequality-1519874.html
Darwin and Lincoln might have had more in common than we thought. Lincoln, of course, was motivated by the cruel injustice of slavery, but recent scholarship suggests that so was Darwin, whose family was staunchly abolitionist. "He was disheartened to see advocates of slavery justifying their position by saying that white European humans and black African humans were not the same species," Hayden says. "One of the animating thoughts in the young Darwin's mind as he set out to understand the world was his conviction that all humans were one."
http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/evolution-and-equality-44513092/?no-ist
New research into the inner world of the great naturalist - focusing in particular on his private letters - has revealed evidence that he actively encouraged and helped pioneering women scientists to break into what, in the 19th century, was seen as strictly a man’s domain. Perhaps more dramatically, the study has also linked Darwin to women who fought for equality between the sexes, before suffragettes were even on the political map.
http://www.cam.ac.uk/research/news/darwins-women
Kuten aiemmasta saimme lukea, pitivät länsimaiset ihmiset ennen Darwinia selviönä että ihmiskunta kuului jopa 15 lajiin, joista tummaihmoiset tietysti alkeellisin. Evoluutioteoria kumosi tämänkin väitteen, mutta kreationistit haluavat kumota Darwinin havainnot ja palata aikaan jolloin orjuutta saatiin perusteltua muiden "ihmislajien" huonommuudella. Samoin he haluavat kumota aatteen naisten tasa-arvosta.
Kreationismi onkin siis avoimen rasistinen ja misogynistinen aate joka on yhteiskunnalliselle vakaudelle erittäin tuhoisaa.
"They believed that God had imbued all species with an intrinsic drive to improve. Thus species and racial lineages (15 human racial lineages) were therefore distinct, going back to protozoa. Their mechanism for the improvement of species was the inheritance of acquired characteristics.
The inferior races some theologians argued were descended from the Pre-Adamite races.
By the mid-1850’s as Darwin began to realize that his descent modification idea required the common descent of all existing humans
Charles views against slavery were so well known such that in 1858 he was approached by his colleague and friend W.R. Greg to write an anti-slavery piece for the Review
Throughout it Darwin emphasized that the likenesses of all humans in physical and behavioral categories were far greater than their differences. He explains that utilizing the criteria that naturalists apply to other species, one could doubt whether human races were real. In this he means that naturalists have not applied any consistent criteria by which one could classify human races.
http://evostudies.org/2009/11/charles-darwin-on-the-races-of-man/
http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/books/features/did-charles-darwin-believe-in-racial-inequality-1519874.html
Darwin and Lincoln might have had more in common than we thought. Lincoln, of course, was motivated by the cruel injustice of slavery, but recent scholarship suggests that so was Darwin, whose family was staunchly abolitionist. "He was disheartened to see advocates of slavery justifying their position by saying that white European humans and black African humans were not the same species," Hayden says. "One of the animating thoughts in the young Darwin's mind as he set out to understand the world was his conviction that all humans were one."
http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/evolution-and-equality-44513092/?no-ist
New research into the inner world of the great naturalist - focusing in particular on his private letters - has revealed evidence that he actively encouraged and helped pioneering women scientists to break into what, in the 19th century, was seen as strictly a man’s domain. Perhaps more dramatically, the study has also linked Darwin to women who fought for equality between the sexes, before suffragettes were even on the political map.
http://www.cam.ac.uk/research/news/darwins-women
Kuten aiemmasta saimme lukea, pitivät länsimaiset ihmiset ennen Darwinia selviönä että ihmiskunta kuului jopa 15 lajiin, joista tummaihmoiset tietysti alkeellisin. Evoluutioteoria kumosi tämänkin väitteen, mutta kreationistit haluavat kumota Darwinin havainnot ja palata aikaan jolloin orjuutta saatiin perusteltua muiden "ihmislajien" huonommuudella. Samoin he haluavat kumota aatteen naisten tasa-arvosta.
Kreationismi onkin siis avoimen rasistinen ja misogynistinen aate joka on yhteiskunnalliselle vakaudelle erittäin tuhoisaa.
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