Would proof of evolution disprove the existence of God?

Answer 1

Well this reading has brought so much entertainment to the stupidity of people.

People assuming they know about evolution especially that guy saying "we came from apes i can prove it" now that was hilarious.

Let me clarify a few things to him,yes we have 98%same DNA. But in humans we have a 99.7% common DNA. That can either prove we came from the same off shot of the primates that have broken off and became the bipedial hominids that became us. Or it could prove we are ALL related from a common ancestor such as Adam and Eve.

Now the rest of you know that you can have faith believeing in God. But it takes MORE faith not to believe in him.

And for the record Eveolution does exist, its called Microevolution. And for you dimiwits out there like the ape believeing guy, microevolution is by definition "evolutionary change involving the gradual accumulation of mutations leading to new varieties within a species." example how we have become taller and our brain cases have become larger. And Macroevolution is by definition "major evolutionary transition from one type of organism to another occurring at the level of the species and higher taxa." Example that we as all mammals came from that one fish who craweld up on land. That has never been proven. Learn the definition of Theory. and GENERAL ACCEPT THEORY. No scientist such as my self will ever tell you that macroevolution is proven, we do not have concrete evidence.

We never came from apes be smart and never believe that agian.

Answer 2

Evolution has little to do with abiogenesis (how life began). Many christians think that it's either or with evolution and their god-belief. From a strictly factual standpoint, this is not the case.

However, facts are the least observed things in human interaction. If someone does accept the evidence that supports evolution, that someone would likely be viewed by the religious god-believing fundamentalists as a heretic, since these fundamentalists believe that evolution is a threat to their core god-belief.

Answer 3

It's entirely possible for evolution to be true (as has been shown...it's the underlying processes that are still being worked out) and also for there to be a god or gods. Proof of evolution may disprove certain theological viewpoints, but it doesn't rule out the possibility of there being some kind of supernatural deity.

Answer 4

Evolution is a fact, so the proof of evolution already exists.

Nothing in evolution disproves the existence of god, as you can't prove a negative. It does disprove the bible account of Adam and Eve, however, which is the foundation of Christianity (no Adam and Eve, no reason for Christ to die for the original sin). That is why fundies are so frightened of evolution, it collapses their religion.

Answer 5

Once again, it's not evolution's responsibility to disprove God.

Answer 6

No, it just disproves a literal version of the Genesis story. Fundamentalist Christianity absolutely depends on a literal version of the old myths. If they are proven to be myths, they think, then the rest of their faith will be false. So they fight back regardless of the cost to the truth.

And BTW: There is proof of evolution. 150 years worth of it.

Answer 7

Only if evolution could disprove interventionism but even that couldn't disprove a higher being

Answer 8

Nothing can be disproved. All that evolution does is give us a mechanism as to how complex life forms came to be, nothing to do with god.

Answer 9

I'm not even sure evolution conflicts with a literal interpretation of the genesis story.

Answer 10

Greatest question ever asked on this subject. No, no and no! GOD created all, including evolution. God is so complex that our human intelligence can never ever fathom IT out.