Does it take more faith to beleive in evoulution or creation?

Question

I already know my answer, I just wanna see what you all think

Answer 1

Evolution.

It takes no faith to Believe G-d's word. It takes no faith to believe what has never failed. When you believe in something that never fails, you just have good sense! LOL

To believe something away from G-d and opposing to His word would be a HUGE leap of faith (in a wrong direction).

Just my answer, thanks for the Q
David

Answer 2

One does not believe in evolution. Evolution is an explanation for observed facts (diversity of species, similarities, observed change over time). If someone has "faith" in evolution they are confused, science should not require faith, merely evidence that supports a theory. "Creation" is something described without evidence. Therefore the only way to accept "creation" is through faith. There is no dichotomy here, religious Truth (capital t) must require faith. Scientific truth requires evidence.

Answer 3

Creation. It takes no faith to believe in evolution, as it is now a proven fact. But faith is not good -- not only is it evil -- it is the ULTIMATE evil: it is the deliberate renunciation of the only thing that distinguishes H. sapiens from animals: the ability to reason. And what could be worse than deliberately turning yourself into an animal?

Answer 4

Creation because creation is something new.You have never seen anything like that and you never know how it will turn out.
Evolution coming from something that you know and familiar with,therefore there already faith in it.
You need to build faith from scratch in creation because it was vast before.

Answer 5

It takes far more faith to believe in creation, any creation myth. There is no way as of the present time to physically prove that we, man, have always looked like we do.

Evolution has physical data, fossil records, to pull from.

Answer 6

I can't believe the ignorance involved in believing that Evolution (science) is a theory while Creationism is a fact. The story is insulting to my intelligence. Christians believe "God created the universe" and absolutely refuse to accept the big bang theory. How do they know God didn't arrange the big bang. That's ignorance on their part... the anti-evolutionists deny God's creativity in setting forth this developmental pattern.... I don't think science excludes God. Christians exclude science and truth. Whether or not you are a Christian, there is the possibility that God did create the universe. I just don't believe it happened exactly the way it says in Genesis

Answer 7

Evolution is much harder to believe. For one thing, in order to evolve from the little green cell in the ocean to a mammal, it would take countless billions of years.

There is evolution within the species, but it is not likely in, say a donkey and a cat.
Secondly, would it a thing of great debate if we had discovered fossils to support evolution like the one that is talked about? Where is the evidence, the bones? It's been over a hundred years since Darwin had put out his theory.

Answer 8

Evolution is based on evidence. Why would God make humans mate and eat and poop just like the rest of the mammals if he really wanted us to believe that we weren't animals? Why do human embryos have gills and tails and then lose them? Some humans are actually born with tails and some whales are born with hind legs. Both suggest that Evolution is true.

Answer 9

Both require faith. Evolution is a theory and thus unproven. It requires faith in scientists' abilities. Creation requires faith in God and the Bible.

Answer 10

It takes more faith to believe in something that has no evidence. So creation.