If Christians have faith, then why do they need an Evolutionist to tell them where they came from?

Question

A little known fact is that 90% of evolutionist are atheist.
If evolutionist don't believe in God then why would a Christian put his faith in Evolution.

Evolutionist shun any one in the science field that tries to use intelligent design as a factor in their study.

There is a new movie coming out that talks about how Evolution is controlling the environment of learning our origin.

look for it

http://www.expelledthemovie.com/

Answer 1

This is true - we don't need an evolutionist to tell us where we came from.

Thanks so much for the link about the movie, as I hadn't heard about it! I put it on my wall on facebook to get the word out.

On a different note - I don't know where people get the idea that the Bible says the world is flat, but this verse would indicate otherwise:
Isaiah 40:22 (New International Version)
He sits enthroned above the circle of the earth,
and its people are like grasshoppers.
He stretches out the heavens like a canopy,
and spreads them out like a tent to live in.

Answer 2

Not ALL Christians feel this way. In fact only a small percentage do. I am a die-hard Roman Catholic and I think that NOT believing in evolution is ridiculous. Darwin is a genius. Goofy, but still pretty smart =)
I don't know where your survey was taken. It must have been taken in an area where the majority of Christians happened to not believe in evolution.
I looked at the website. It's too bad that your going to make Ben Stein out to be a bad guy for a lot of Christians that are big fans. Me being one of them.

Answer 3

Why can't people admit that there are things which are not yet known or understood or provable? Why must it be either evolution OR intelligent design? None of us were there so how can any one say "I am right and you are wrong!" If a virgin can be impregnated then why assume evolution was NOT by intelligent design rather then random? I cannot prove that prior statement but I have not closed my mind to it either. I do not need a consensus of the population to speculate the possibilities. Nor do I consider it sinful to use scientific means to unravel the mysteries of our origins.
"Seek and ye shall find" is all the permission I need.

Answer 4

The "Science" that most evolutionists talk about is actually "Evolutionary Science", which is a philosophical/religious belief that we all evolved.

It is bad science to think that nothing exploded into everything, or that inanimate matter will organize itself and create life.

Therefore, evolution is untenable as a scientific hypothesis.

I think you mean that 90% of Atheists are Evolutionists.

Answer 5

Is it being put out by the same people who did that video about the evils of Harry Potter? That thing was hillarious-made the books look so good I ran out and bought them that night.



That statistic is ridiculous. There arent even enough atheists to account for 90% of the people who believe in evolution.

Answer 6

It's obvious that you never went to college. Please tell me why you're qualified to make such an assumption about Evolution? Have you read the peer-reviewed papers on the subject? Evolution is a fact, not a theory--just like Gravity is a fact, not a theory. They're both called "Theories" but one cannot really argue against Gravity. And here's why--we can use the known facts of gravity to make complex calculations that allow us to visit Mars and Venus, or send a drill through a meteorite.
Because we understand that not only does gravity exist, but it pulls at a rate of 9.80m/s, we can do all sorts of good, interesting, and really amazing things. The same will be true of evolution once you quit whining about it. Imagine the strides we can make with artificial life containing 18 more sets of DNA code than life actually presently has. Imagine the strides in science and comfort and life we can make with this fact of evolution. I mean, you're free to not believe in it. By all means, but by actively trying to paint it out as somehow a lie, you're really trying to push science back. Sure you're afraid of the future, I understand that. I understand incompatibility with your religion is even more frightening. But you don't have to do anything with it. You can just sit at home and pretend it's not happening. Don't try to interfere with us, though, we who want to do things with this new knowledge.

Answer 7

Typical bs statistics of ID advocates. Here I can do it also watch me pull a random number out of my bum and make it look legit.

90% of all goats have 4 inverted nipples.
99.999% of Christians have not read the Bible.
etc.

Evolution is accepted by a multitude of people, a lot of religious people also accept it.. Btw, there is no such thing as an evolutionist.

Answer 8

LOL - funny. I do have faith. I believe the Bible. I respect an evolutionists opinion.

Answer 9

Dude that is just delusional. The fricken' Catholic church accepts evolution for goodness sake. The vast majority of the world accepts it. And there are damn few of us atheists. So there is no way that it even COULD be 90% of the people that accept evolution.

Do you just make this stuff up as you go? You are aware that your god has issues with lying I hope.

Answer 10

The law is not of faith: Galatians 3
http://www.godshew.org/BiblicalDots.htm

So begin faith-->hope-->charity never fails
with "grace" unto you from God our Father.

For every way you look at law vs law,
it's as if you're looking at loser vs loser.

The GRACE of our Lord Jesus Christ with you all. Amen.