Evolution and Nursing

Add me to the evolution only group.

loriangel14 said:

What does believing in evolution have to do with being a nurse?

That's what I'm wondering, too!

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What does believing in evolution have to do with being a nurse?

I think it's a oblique way of insinuating that if you "believe" in evolution then you're not "spiritual" and therefore can't be a good nurse.

That's my waaaay overthinking of this and to quote that former liberal funny man, now conservative not funny man dennis miller - "that's just my opinion, i may be wrong".

Or maybe the OP is a student and feeling like the odd one out in his/her bio class, and simply asking.

I am an RN, I just wanted to see what the general feel of "evolution" is between nurses because it is so science heavy in nature! Different from other occupations that are less heavy in science

Evolution only; but if the FSM is willing to throw in a side of meatballs I'll consider throwing my vote.

I believe in creation....

I for one, did not evolve from a monkeys uncle...

Just sayin.

I, too, believe in Creation. I believe in the Bible completely. If we evolved, then the Bible is a lie and I should just toss it.

Whether one believes in evolution or Creation, Nursing care should be provided with respect to all people.

I believe in both... I believe that everything was created by God. However, over time God has allowed living and non-living things to evolve or change and other things to go extinct - all according to His purpose and design. There are many vestigial structures in the human body we no longer need. I do not think a devine creator would have given us useless parts unless we needed them at some point. Also whether you believe they are living or not, viruses evolve, change, and become more resistant all the time.