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How do evolutionists explain beauty?

Asked by paulfarmer in Philosophy & Religion

Let me start this question by saying that this is not meant to be sarcastic, downgrading, or a rhetorical questions. I truly want to know the answer.
I am not an evolutionist, but I am still very interested in anyone's answer.

I understand, or at least I think I understand, how evolutionists explain our existence. The deletion, addition, and mutation of characteristics, traits, and genes... But, how do evolutionist explain the intrinsic beauty that living and non living things have? I understand that those that were fit and those that adapted were the ones to survive, but how does being fit and adapting have anything to do with beauty? Where did beauty come from, and more importantly how and why are we able to recognize it?

Thanks
-Paul