Is there anybody that doesn't believe in God, Jesus or evolution?

Question

or is it either you're a Christian or an evolutionists? Jc

Answer 1

Scientologists.

Answer 2

According to Darwin, evolution was further proof of the presence of a higher being. In other words, evolution does not negate the presence of God; it is merely inconsistent with a literal translation of the Bible, which of course only literalists (i.e. Jerry Falwell, Sam Brownback, President Bush,etc.) follow. Furthermore, literalists believe that dinosaur fossils are either faked by scientists to disprove Christian beliefs or that God put fossils here in order to test our faith. Anyone who is remotely logical or scientific and looks rationally at the enormous body of evidence that exists would probably accept the premises of evolution. So, yes, you can be Christian, Jewish, Muslim, etc. and still believe in evolution. If you are a literal or fundamentalist C,J,M, etc, than you probably won't believe in evolution, but this is a case of faith overriding science and logic. I mean, have these people ever seen a chimpanzee or a gorilla?

Answer 3

Do you even understand how stupid your question is? human beings believed in God before the Bible existed, you understand. also, interpreting evolution isn't mandatory, a lot less useful, in believing in God. I actual have a procedures too a lot technological information in my training to swallow a whopper like evolution entire hog, exceptionally even as there is no info of it in toto. on the different hand, i'm waiting to settle for such info if or maybe as it delivers itself. i'm no longer a youthful Earth creationist. i imagine that the universe is about 15 billion years previous and that our planet is about 4-5 billion years previous. on the different hand, i'm waiting to settle for youthful Earth creationism if or maybe as someone can clarify the existence of fossils with out claiming that God is a liar or a deceiver.

Answer 4

Everyone wonders where do we come from and where will we go, whether we are right or wrong we believe something about that. So we either believe we were created or that we evoluted according to the rule of the survival of the best adapted being.

So, no, there is nobody that believes in nothing at all.

Answer 5

The scientific theory of evolution does not ask anyone to believe in it. The whole idea of belief is contrary to science. Scientifc theory only has power to the extent its ability to explain phenomena can be proven to be true. Evolution is a very powerful theory not because it has a lot of "believers" in it, but because it can be tested by scientific experiment, and proven to be true scientifically.

Answer 6

I guess the only other alternative is to believe that matter is eternal, and everything that exists on earth always has. That takes more faith than believing in either God or evolution.

Answer 7

The bible says our life time is but a second to God. So in the six days He created earth, perhaps it was actually billions of years in our time and six days in God's?, that would explain the discrepancies between scientists saying the earth is billions of years old & Christains saying it is only 6000 years old. Perhaps we evolved from an orgism in the sea, to dinosaurs and then neanderthal man, (6 Godly days) and then God created man in His image (the ability to reason), this would explain the missing link. Who knows but I believe in evolution, God and Christ.

Answer 8

I don't believe in God, Jesus and evolution; no theories about creation of life have solid proof

Answer 9

Not necessarily. Personally I don't believe in Jesus, but I do believe in evolution. However, many people believe in both, and some neither. If you beleive something strong enough, you can convince yourself of anything. Remember that.

Answer 10

I believe in evolution and god, but I think the bible is only to be taken metaphorically