Kreacjonizm i ewolucja

Abstract

Throughout its history mankind gradually discovered various ways of cognizance, which helped it answer the question about the reality which surrounds man. The first was the mythical cognition, in which man used symbols as cognition tools, and put the relations between them in mythical stories. The mythical cognition lasted universally for a very long time and in a specific way allowed people not only to understand the surrounding world, but to be in contact with it. Research on the development of the world, freed from the limitations forced by the antireligious propaganda, leads to a vision of an evolution, which – as a subject of natural sciences – must be independent of religious assumptions and explain everything without the need to resort to them. However, this vision must be open for them in such a way that within the worldview (and not a scientific theory) created by an individual, as based on scientific accomplishments, but supported also by philosophical and religious cognition, it will make a coherent whole. The truth is one; it allows for philosophical creationism and natural evolutionary cognizance. In this way we will be able to better explore the surrounding world and aspire to God.