Comments on: Why do YOU celebrate Darwin Day? http://darwinday.org/video/why-do-you-celebrate-darwin-day/ Just another WordPress site Wed, 08 May 2013 19:11:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Rian Christian Banks http://darwinday.org/video/why-do-you-celebrate-darwin-day/#comment-453 Rian Christian Banks Mon, 11 Feb 2013 15:03:00 +0000 http://the-humanist.org/?p=180#comment-453 I celebrate Darwin Day because I want to remember his scientific accomplishments. He has contributed a lot to science and it has change the way we view race, morals, religion and even time. Darwin means a lot to me because the science I am specializing in is Biology. I celebrate Darwin Day because I want to remember his scientific accomplishments. He has contributed a lot to science and it has change the way we view race, morals, religion and even time. Darwin means a lot to me because the science I am specializing in is Biology.

]]> By: Ron http://darwinday.org/video/why-do-you-celebrate-darwin-day/#comment-441 Ron Fri, 01 Feb 2013 08:59:00 +0000 http://the-humanist.org/?p=180#comment-441 I could not host a party for Darwin Day this year. But last year I had 20 people in and we played "Spin the Beagle." It involved a replica of the Beagle and questions concerning Darwin's voyages. The winner took home a Darwin bobblehead! I could not host a party for Darwin Day this year. But last year I had 20 people in and
we played “Spin the Beagle.” It involved a replica of the Beagle and questions concerning Darwin’s voyages. The winner took home a Darwin bobblehead!

]]> By: 5ecular4umanist http://darwinday.org/video/why-do-you-celebrate-darwin-day/#comment-346 5ecular4umanist Sun, 12 Feb 2012 09:09:00 +0000 http://the-humanist.org/?p=180#comment-346 It is because of Charles Darwin that we understand our place within the diversity of life on Earth and our shared evolutionary experience with other animals. His work has inspired scientific research and ever more evidence that humans are not unique in their sense of self. Our deep connection to the rest of nature is unquestionable, thanks to Darwin. It is because of Charles Darwin that we understand our place within the diversity of life on Earth and our shared evolutionary experience with other animals.

His work has inspired scientific research and ever more evidence that humans are not unique in their sense of self.

Our deep connection to the rest of nature is unquestionable, thanks to Darwin.

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