The 2nd Law of Thermodynamics applies to closed systems - the Earth isn't one. Our planet receives 174 petawatts of energy from the sun everyday, fueliing growth, wather, and evolution. Entropy increases overall, but locally, energy input drimves order and complexity.

Here is another problem with evolution - who taught our ancestors to speak and count? "Science without religion is lame;..." Albert Einstein

One of the originators of the Physical Evolution Theory, Dr. A. R. Wallace was the first to strike down the Social Evolution Theory. He rightly affirmed that: "The Veda admittedly the oldest book in the library of mankind contains the essential teachings of the most advanced religious thinkers and is a vast system of religious teachings which are pure and lofty."

Who taught them to speak and count?
They learned it on their own of course over time. That's no mystery. Incidentally Einstein didn't believe it a personal God or any formal religion.

Bull****! Don't tell me time did it or Wallace is an idiot, tell how time did it when there were only backward illiterate savages around.

Yes, Albert Einstein accepted the general concept of evolution, viewing it as a real phenomenon, although he was not a biologist and his views on the mechanisms were sometimes confused. He used the debate between Darwinian and Lamarckian evolution as a metaphor for his own work on special and general relativity, noting the difficulty in distinguishing between the two theories experimentally, as he stated in Relativity: The Special and the General Theory. He rejected creationist views and saw the scientific evidence for evolution as incompatible with religious creationism as taught in fundamentalist circles.

If he did, it was earlier in his life, before he came to understand the functions of natural laws, which you're yet to grasp. My advice to you, quit living in the past and grow up as Einstein did. "Science without religion is lame;...." Albert Einstein

Einstein also thought the Christian religion was childish. It seems all the info you have of evolution is over 100 years old. Try to learn something new. That you lie about Wallace is indicative of someone with no valid arguments.

It was in 1875 when Dayanand emerge to remind Indians that they've fallen and it is time to go back to the Vedas.

Wallace further wrote in "Social Environment and Moral Progress," strongly refuting the social and moral evolution theory:"In the earliest records which have come down to us from the past, we find ample indications that accepted standard of morality and the conduct resulting from these were in no degree inferior to those which prevail today, though in some respects, they were different from ours. The wonderful collection of hymns known as the Vedas are a vast system of religious teachings as pure and lofty as those of the finest portions of the Hebrew Scriptures. Its authors were fully our equals in their conception of the universe and the Deity expressed in the finest poetic language."

"In it (Veda) we find many of the essential teachings of the most advanced religious thinkers." "We must admit that the mind which conceived and expressed inappropriate language, such ideas as are everywhere present in those Vedic hymns, could not have been inferior to those of the best of our religious teachers and poets to our Milton, Shakespeare, and Tennyson."

Vijai Singh - That's such a HUGE pile of BS that it's hilarious and pathetic.

Tell that to Mark Twain, Albert Einstein, Voltaire & Marco Polo!

"India is the cradle of the human race, the birthplace; human speech, the mother of history..." Twain

"We owe a lot to Indians who taught us how to count..." Einstein

"It doesn’t behoove us, who were only savages and barbarians when these Indian people were civilized & learned, to dispute their antiquity." Voltaire

“Leaving the Island of Ceylon and sailing westerly, you reach the subcontinent of greater India, the noblest and richest country in the world.” - Marco Polo, 1292.