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Close View of a Rabbit Embryo in my house in Smakieh\ Karak\ Jordan

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When I first opened one of the balls, shown in photos one and two, I was amazed at the shape of the Embryo inside (Is what you see in the palm of my hand a fetus or an embryo?)

Does this embryo look like a human embryo? To me, its hands and legs look similar to those of a human embryo. I think!

If there is similarity between the embryos of human beings and rabbits, is this a proof of the “Theory” of Evolution? Is the theory of Evolution true? How can you make sure if evolution is correct? Where is God in all of that? Hard questions that need answers.

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Update 31.12.2011: They say, “the best things in life happen by chance”. Is this saying true? Does it always work? I do not know. But I know for sure that I was not planning at all to take the above pictures. I took them without any care or special attention, I just thought it would be beautiful to take photos of such a rare thing to see. Isn’t it?

To my amazement, the above  photos, and in particular, the last ones, have become the main generator of visitors to my Blog. Look at the top 5 search engine terms that brought people to my blog since I established it in 2007. Three of them, are related to these photos:

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What is more, whenever a person search for “rabbit embryo” in google images, 2 of the above photos appear as the 2nd and third most relevant images in the search results out of “About 178,000 results”:

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Do you think that “the best things in life happen by chance”? Again and again, I am not sure. But I am sure of the following:

“Since the establishment of my blog in 2007 till today, the most popular search terms that bring people to my blog, are because of photos that I took by chance!”

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  1. Shadow
    11/08/2011 at 3:04 PM | #1

    I would rather argue how a god explains an embryo, the fetus and the stages or cycles from conception to birth.

    Nice work detailing evolution, if people could only be the more wiser it would change shape of how we approach life in a more calm and civilized way.

  2. 11/08/2011 at 11:41 PM | #2

    I love your sentence… “we approach life in a more calm and civilized way.”

    “… how does a god explains an embryo, the fetus, and the stage or cycle from conception to birth.”

    Why do we need to study embryology then?

    OK… God is the creator. End of sentence. This is my belief… your belief probably… But can anyone prove this “scientifically”?

    We are trying to understand how “things” works. One method that is able to explain how “things” are working is “evolution”.
    I am not in a position to judge evolution, I know that it is taught in Universities and schools all around the world!

  3. 24/10/2011 at 4:47 PM | #3

    god created everything,we use science to better understand his creations. some people believe in the big bang theory, but what about before the big bang. what about before everything. where did the universe come from. at one time there had to be nothing and how do you get the universe out of nothing. simple, god, but where did he come from. there’s so many questions, most of which we will never have an answer. im not a very religious or anything but ive got to look at life from all perspectives and the god perspective makes sense to me.

  4. 25/10/2011 at 10:15 PM | #4

    Mr. Kevin,

    In my humbled opinion, science has nothing to do with religion or with God. If we understand embryology, for example, I can not understand how can this relate to the existence or non-existence of God?

    You can prove, scientifically, for instance, that the “standard acceleration due to free fall” equals 9.8065 m/s2. But here is the best part, no body can disagree with you. As long as you scientifically proved something, like in physics for example, no body can not accept what you discovered no matter what. As long as they do not bring another evidence, they have to accept the results no matter they liked you or not.

    Some are saying that there are ghosts around us… Others say that there are angles, daemons, and probably many other “things”. But can religious people prove their existence? Apart from what they have in their scriptures, I have never heard another proof!!!

    My point here: God and its existence is not a formula or a chemical interaction that we can understand. He is supposed to be bigger than this!!! If there is evidence supporting the existence of God 100%, then how is “believing in God” different than accepting a scientific theory that is proven by experimentation to be absolutely accurate?

    Thank you for the nice comment.

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