What is Darwinism

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The core of Darwinism lies in its rejection of teleology, asserting that species arise not from divine intention or purposeful design but from unintended variations that confer advantages. This perspective challenges the notion of intelligent design in nature, suggesting that the absence of a guiding purpose implies a denial of God. While Darwin himself may not be an atheist, his theory leads to atheistic conclusions by excluding design from the origins of life, positioning Darwinism as fundamentally at odds with the belief in a purposeful Creator.