Early Human Migration Argumentative Analysis
I love a good challenge, but when Professor Romo gave her lecture of the Early Humans Migration in the Americas my beliefs were challenged. My initial reaction was to laugh out loud, but I hold my composer due to my curiosity of wanting to know why would it be consider a theory. Out of the 3 theories covered in class I found the alien theory skeptical since I do not believe in aliens at all. To even believe that aliens put people on earth sounds unrealistic to me so does aliens helping people to migrate to the Americas. I have seen few documentaries that claim that aliens put people on earth and take people back from earth to do experiments on them. I just think those documentaries are fabricated to keep people entertain. Perhaps it has to
do with the fact that I was raised in a Christian household. My grandmother was the driving force to convert my mother to Christianity. Going to church on weekday evenings and to Sunday School we were taught to acknowledge that God created every single creature in earth and land. I remember reading the bible and there was no mention of aliens being instrumental in creating humans or aiding humans to migrate. I understand that there are many exotic creatures around the world, but we have no evidence of aliens officially by the United States government or other governments from around the world. Of course, there are rumors and even footages from different online sources, but I feel that does not legitimize aliens existence.
My counter narrative would be that god created numerous people in different parts of the world and scattered them around. However, I do admit that the Bering Strait theory or the Water Route theory have more validation since there are crucial evidence found in different regions from the world by archeologist. In my family, my sister believes in aliens. She believes in scientific evolution and not in God's revolution. We always have discussions about how the world was created and we always end up talking about aliens and according to my sister she believes in their existence. Obviously, she would believe in aliens since she is a Science major. Overall, I do enjoy when people or controversial subjects challenged my beliefs considering that I love to learn. I welcome any subject with an open mind and ready to listen, but I will stick to my beliefs without disrespecting anyone or the material.
do with the fact that I was raised in a Christian household. My grandmother was the driving force to convert my mother to Christianity. Going to church on weekday evenings and to Sunday School we were taught to acknowledge that God created every single creature in earth and land. I remember reading the bible and there was no mention of aliens being instrumental in creating humans or aiding humans to migrate. I understand that there are many exotic creatures around the world, but we have no evidence of aliens officially by the United States government or other governments from around the world. Of course, there are rumors and even footages from different online sources, but I feel that does not legitimize aliens existence.
My counter narrative would be that god created numerous people in different parts of the world and scattered them around. However, I do admit that the Bering Strait theory or the Water Route theory have more validation since there are crucial evidence found in different regions from the world by archeologist. In my family, my sister believes in aliens. She believes in scientific evolution and not in God's revolution. We always have discussions about how the world was created and we always end up talking about aliens and according to my sister she believes in their existence. Obviously, she would believe in aliens since she is a Science major. Overall, I do enjoy when people or controversial subjects challenged my beliefs considering that I love to learn. I welcome any subject with an open mind and ready to listen, but I will stick to my beliefs without disrespecting anyone or the material.