Religion – Page 7 – poll4all.org

Evolution or creation

In your opinion, did humans come into existence as a result of:

Is the history of humanity the result of slow evolution, or perhaps an act of conscious creation? Supporters of Darwin’s theory see us as the outcome of millions of years of natural selection and mutation, while believers in creationism point to the lack of conclusive evidence for “originating from apes.” Increasingly popular are also concepts combining both approaches – God may have used evolutionary processes in His plan. Others go further, suggesting that humans are the result of genetic modifications carried out by alien civilizations, which fits into the current of paleoastronautic theories. Which of these explanations sounds closest to the truth for you?

09/08/2025

Telegony

Do you believe that a woman’s first sexual encounter, during which there was contact with a man’s semen, can cause her later offspring with other partners to show certain similarities to that first man?

Telegony, once popular among breeders and the aristocracy, is now making a comeback in online discussions. It assumes that a woman’s first sexual partner can “imprint” his genetic trace on her future offspring with other men. Official science claims that traits are inherited exclusively from the biological father, but there is the phenomenon of microchimerism – cells from previous partners can remain in a woman’s body. Is this a biological curiosity without significance, or a mechanism that science does not yet want to talk about? Supporters see it as confirmation of ancient knowledge, skeptics – merely a myth. And you, which side are you on?

09/08/2025

Genetic Modification of Humans

Do you think genetic modification (CRISPR) of humans should be allowed?

The genetic modification of humans and embryos using CRISPR technology is a topic that ignites public debate. Supporters see it as a chance to eliminate genetic diseases and improve the quality of life for future generations. Critics warn, however, that “enhancing” appearance or intelligence could lead to the emergence of an elite superhuman caste, as well as to an ethical slippery slope where the line between treatment and human design becomes blurred. History teaches that every revolutionary technology carries both hope and risk. Is tampering with the code of life the courage of science, or the hubris of mankind?

09/08/2025

Organ sales

Do you think voluntary organ sales should be legal?

The trade in organs is a topic that evokes both hope and fear. On the one hand, supporters of legalizing voluntary sales emphasize a person’s right to decide about their own body and the possibility of reducing the dramatic shortage of life-saving organs. On the other hand, opponents warn of the inevitable growth of the black market, exploitation of the poor, and the degradation of human life’s value to that of a commodity. In the background are questions about the limits of individual freedom, the moral consequences of the body’s commercialization, and the risk of creating “biologically privileged” castes. Is opening the organ market a lifeline for the sick or a gateway to dystopia?

09/08/2025

Mandatory Military Service

Do you think mandatory military service should be reinstated?

The return of mandatory military service is a subject that divides society more than it seems. Supporters speak of national security, discipline, and patriotism. Opponents warn against coercion, a loss of personal freedom, and an outdated vision of the state. In an era of drones and cyber warfare, do we really need universal conscription? Or is it the lack of civic military training that’s weakening our defense? Does the state have the right to demand readiness to fight from young people? Cast your vote – before someone else makes the choice for you.

08/08/2025

Abortion Today – Euthanasia Tomorrow

Does the legalization of abortion not pave the way for the social acceptance of eliminating the elderly, the sick, and the unproductive?

Abortion and euthanasia – two issues that have long divided public opinion – are now increasingly mentioned in the same breath. For some, legalizing abortion is a sign of progress and the individual’s right to decide about their own life; for others, it’s the beginning of a slippery slope toward the social acceptance of eliminating the “unnecessary”: the elderly, the sick, the unproductive. In an era when debates over demographics and healthcare costs are growing sharper, the line between freedom of choice and the selection of life can dangerously shift. Is this a bold reform, or the prelude to a dystopia where human worth is measured by usefulness? See what others think – and decide where you stand.

07/08/2025