Question:
Doesn't evolution prove that God doesn't exist?
juju
2015-08-19 09:26:02 UTC
Since man evolved into intelligent beings then obviously god(s) were apart of the imagination and evolutionary process.
136 answers:
anonymous
2015-08-21 21:50:20 UTC
You'll never have proof that they don't exist, because they do exist. You can prove some things though, that present day writings and translations are wrong or that we come from earlier creatures, but you can never prove that they aren't real or didn't make all things in existence.



Are they assholes though is the question, maybe, was it somewhat experimental, maybe.



The evolution thing is funny. It appears that they made people out of the previously existing creatures but all that it said was "we made mankind." Not very specific in this writing which is not even the same writing it was.



I don't assume though that they should be respected or worshipped. Because honestly who in the **** makes some crazy **** like earth? I hope they had a good reason to do this because it really doesn't look like they are good or have any idea what they are doing.
Skookum
2015-08-19 17:43:42 UTC
No, because nothing and no one can prove a negative. Example: No one can prove there is no planet somewhere in the universe where Santa's elves ride pink unicorns.

It's not about proving something doesn't exist, it's about one thing making more sense than something else. And since evolution has mounds of factual evidence backing it up, and God does not, then it makes more sense to trust that evolution is a real thing.

EDIT:

BTW: Evolution does not require belief. You either accept the evidence that supports it or you reject it out of hand (for what reason, I don't know... Is there a conspiracy among tens of thousands of scientists, some of whom are Christians? That makes no sense.)
Jackolantern
2015-08-19 09:55:22 UTC
Actually it doesn't. Just because the bible god is questioned as to how we came into existence, doesn't disprove that god exist. We don't really know how we came about or from where or when. That means that if we were brought into this world, then it could have very well be from something that we like to label as a god. It may have been from another force that we haven't discovered yet. And may never.
anonymous
2015-08-19 13:31:15 UTC
"Doesn't evolution prove that God doesn't exist?"



Obviously the religious implications of evolution are strong because in Idiot America and the Muslim theocracies there are millions of evolution deniers and always it's for religious reasons.



Did Darwin kill God? Yes and I will explain why. We now know a magic god fairy's magic wand had absolutely nothing to do with the development of new species. If the fairy was not necessary for something this complex then it's ridiculous to pretend its magical powers were necessary for anything else. Therefore evolution totally kills the moronic Magic Man fantasy.



Of course even without the science we know magical beings are not real. We know this because magic is not real. Any unbrainwashed child could figure this out.



One more thing - From another comment: "Proof of an intelligent designer is everywhere but there is no proof of evolution."



Imagine the brain damage required to write something this idiotic. This is what religion does to people. It makes them become uneducated morons.



Also notice the code words "intelligent designer" as if calling magic "design" makes it less childish. The stupid, the burning out of control stupid.
kdyll
2015-08-21 07:09:24 UTC
If you stop thinking of God as a physical being & think of God as all the energy or life force within our vast universe it makes since. Yes their is a creator of all, we are a part of that creation. Science says the universe was created at a singular point,"The Big Bang". Religion states nearly the same in that the creator wished it to be & it was so. From nothing comes something. It's us humans that need to have an explanation for everything. A start,middle & end. I say science proves there is a creator. No matter what scientist think should happen due to logical & resonable deduction the universe does not follow a logical or resonable course of mathmatics or theroy of how things should work. Some call it choas but it is more like a fine tuned machine that all parts working together make something far beyond what could ever be imagined or understood. Thats whats so wonderful about our being. We all know we are here on this planet but how & why is determined by what the individual needs to make life more comfortable & meaningful. We live than die, the circle of life. Some need to know why thats the way & some except life for what it is & dont care or think why. It is what it is. In the end our life energy goes back to where it began.
?
2015-08-19 14:09:25 UTC
No. It is impossible to prove something doesn't exist. Proof requires evidence and something that doesn't exist can't (obviously) leave evidence. However, evidence can directly contravene what was thought to exist. For example, it was once thought the Universe, this world and everything in it was made in 7 days by a supernatural being. Evidence shows that it didn't happen this way and all evidence of the supernatural being is absent without evidence to explain that absence.
anonymous
2015-08-21 08:50:36 UTC
I'm an atheist, but I'm going to say it doesn't disprove God. If God existed, he could have created the first living things, and started evolution and maybe even controlled it.
?
2015-08-20 04:07:12 UTC
No. It is impossible to prove something doesn't exist. Proof requires evidence and something that doesn't exist can't (obviously) leave evidence. However, evidence can directly contravene what was thought to exist. For example, it was once thought the Universe, this world and everything in it was made in 7 days by a supernatural being. Evidence shows that it didn't happen this way and all evidence of the supernatural being is absent without evidence to explain that absence.
?
2015-08-20 14:26:25 UTC
I do not believe in God, but Evolution does not prove that a God doesn't exist.



Proving an entity to exist that hasn't even been observed is impossible.



And Evolution isn't relevant in explaining the creation of the universe and life; it only explains the development and creation of species.
?
2015-08-20 06:40:19 UTC
No, evolution and a belief in gods are not mutually exclusive.



Conversely, if one were able to turn over all the previous data and conclusively disprove the Theory of Evolution, it would not led one shred of evidence to support the claim that a god does exist. They are two completely unrelated questions, and despite the fact that Creationists and fundamentalists like to try to discredit scientific knowledge it doesn't lend credence to their claims.



Fortunately the majority of Theists accept evolutionary theory (even here in America, although barely), even the heads of most of the major world religions. If evolution disproved their gods then why would so many believer be willing to embrace it? They are able to believe in the god of their religion while also understanding that the holy books were written and edited by men who often told fanciful myths for allegorical lessons.



What we learned from studying science and history (as well as topics like anthropology and evolutionary psychology) can disprove specific Theistic claims. For instance nobody credible believe in the Greek, Roman, or Norse pantheons anymore (and biblical literalists are out of luck too), but it does not offer any evidence against the claim that some sort of deity existed at some point in time somewhere in the vast unexplored universe. So in no way, shape, or form does evolution even attempt to address the question of whether or not a god exists.
brother trucker
2015-08-21 08:15:15 UTC
No evolution does not prove anything, no theory proves anything. None of the theories indicate that there may not be a God.



Evolution is a god that some worship because they either have no inclination to do their research or do not understand how theories work and what their goal is.



There are 11 accepted theories of evolution. they vary substancially in many areas. Anyone who has studied them knows this and do not speak of evolution as a theory. Its very telling and childlike when people don't know that and refer to evolution as a theory of evolution.



Anyone who has been to university knows this. All a theory is is an idea aimed at uncovering more ideas until reality is found, something that is provable and repeatable. Until then it remains a useful tool.



It is a fact that things do evolve and adjust to their environment. That is not a theory. It is not a fact that man has evolved from an ape like existence to intelligence. That is a theory.



Your point that religion has evolved over the years and continues to evolve to a hopefully higher thought process is also true. Hopefully some day we will find a religion that accepts everyone as equal.



Evolution to date has created much more inequality from those who process it improperly then it has brotherhood. Nazi propaganda was one of these theories. Few people today accept the Nazi theory of survival of the fittest having seen how damaging it was but they continue to hold the theory that it developed under as relevant.



We have been very tardy in disposing of poorly thought out theories. They continue to haunt and slow true scientific achievement today.
harpertara
2015-08-19 09:45:12 UTC
No, it does not. Evolution doesn't disprove god any more than it proves it. There is no good reason why a creator could not have chose to use evolution as the Means to provide life.
anonymous
2015-08-21 17:41:03 UTC
Evolution was described as a 'theory' by its progenitor: Darwin. Some have chosen to regard it as a fact; doesn't change reality, its a theory and an unproven one! Where's the missing links, why aren't we and animals evolving still? Oh, study migratory birds: they return over 1000's of kilometres to within a metre of their previous nesting site. See a problem for them IF evolution is true?! These birds wouldn't exist! Study the woodpecker: notice how this amazing bird DISPROVES the lie + theory of evolution. Folks: these + many other animals HAD to come into existence INSTANTLY, NOT over eons. An unbiased study of nature, including animals will help folk to see what an intellectual rip off this anti God THEORY is!
anonymous
2015-08-21 16:45:45 UTC
Evolution doesn't prove that God doesn't exist, as, where do the originals come from?
Gaia’s Garden
2015-08-20 10:32:22 UTC
You can't prove a negative. Show me God and I'll believe, but evolution doesn't deny a creator.
Jimbo
2015-08-23 07:56:29 UTC
Evolution neither proves or disproves God. Scientists can't replicate evolution. That's why it's a theory.
anonymous
2015-08-19 16:10:11 UTC
Evolution disproves creationism. But you can still find it logic to believe in an intelligent conscience to make another intelligent conscious beings possible to occure.*1

Instead of religion, believing in god is not about science or intelligence. If you believe in a religion you don't have to think about gods existence. But if you don't, you choose your thougts(I don't like to call deism a belief) on god with your OWN philosophic ideas. And well... Disproving something at philosopy is almost like, impossible so no. Also I don't have to say that but it's same for atheism too. You can't prove it's existence neither.

Finally want to specify that in *1 i said ''possible to occure'' instead 'occure'. Because we don't know about spontaneity of our existence.
?
2015-08-19 11:05:17 UTC
No. It is trivially observed that when creating something, evolution is a valid technique...in fact, it is trivially observed to be far a far superior technique given that version 1.0 of just about anything sucks. Don't get hung up on the Biblical mention of creation happening in seven days, instead, ask yourself how long a day is. Given that our concept of a "day" is a 24-hour period of time based on the rotation of our planet on its axis and that our planet wasn't created until the third "day", I'm not convinced that the days mentioned in the creation story are the same length as we assume. Also consider that even IF God Himself dictated the Bible word for word to the smartest men of the time, most of the creation story *had* to be glossed over. God may be omnipotent, but omnipotent only means that one can select any action from the list of all possible actions....and the list of all possible actions doesn't include the ability to provide a detailed explanation of (for example) hydrogen fusion reactions and particle physics to people who still consider a quill pen to be a technological marvel.
Tim in '66
2015-08-20 01:44:21 UTC
How would it do so, even if it were an established fact?



The biggest hurdle evolutionists face to make such a claim is to prove that abiogenesis is fact, and honest scientists admit that, as it is propounded, it is a virtual impossibility.



So until you can get to first base to explain the very grass roots of how living things came to exist, you have proved nothing insofar as to whether or not God exists.



And the weight of evidence, [again, according to honest scientists] speaks in favor of a creator.



To expand a little, there are thousands of different types of proteins, and the probability that just one protein containing only 100 amino acids [many contain thousands] could ever randomly form on earth has been calculated to be about one chance in a 1,000,000,000,000,000.



Further, RNA is required to make proteins, yet proteins are involved in the production of RNA.



What I'm talking about here are the building blocks of life in ALL living things [amino acids, proteins, RNA and DNA], and as I have demonstrated above, according to what scientists themselves say, for life to have started, it would necessitate impossible odds to occur as well as proteins and RNA coming into existence at the same moment in time.



Does that sound like something that supports evolutionary theory?



Does that sound like something that shows an evolving process over time?



No, it doesn't, does it?



As the former champion of atheists, Professor Antony Flew, eventually came to admit, the evidence in the basic structures of all living things shouts intelligent design, not unthinking blind chance.
Dan
2015-08-20 07:56:28 UTC
Well, consider the posibility that the God that they believe in might've guided evolution. But it's just a possibility. There are a lot of religions or efs that are forming between Christianity and Atheism. The Bible may have been a metaphor as well. Hope this helps and enjoy the rest of the day.😉
anonymous
2015-08-20 12:09:26 UTC
That things have a natural ability to slowly change over time proves nothing. There is a reason for the missing link, and why science changes it's mind faster than the weather, because it is man being man -erroneous. Now that's not to say that man doesn't get anything right, but compared to an omniscient God who always gets it right, just gimme God!
?
2015-08-20 00:47:10 UTC
If you are talking about the god of Abraham, yes because if you actually believe in that god and don't fake your way around the fact that that gods word is the reason to believe in the existence of that god and therefore if that gods word isn't gods word that god doesn't exist you have to believe in Genesis which states god made man in his image (not his spiritual image either).



We know two facts from indesputible DNA based evidence: man, gorillas, chimpanzees and orangutangs had a common ancestor and Neanderthal man who was virtually mans equal was a different species from man (arguably no DNA strands the same but strands the same as Chimps.)



If you are talking about gods in general, other than the god of Abraham, it doesn't prove anything.
?
2015-08-19 21:43:34 UTC
You can't prove that God exists just as you can't prove she doesn't exist !!!! Humans all want to know how we got here So man created God as a way to explain that !!!
anonymous
2015-08-21 20:25:40 UTC
Evolution has nothing to do with god. Nothing. It doesn't prove his existence or his lack thereof. It simply demonstrates the way life came into existence and changed to suit its environment. There is no connection between these issues.
Shawn Robin
2015-08-19 20:50:02 UTC
No because evolution only applies to the origins of species, not the cosmology of how the Universe was created.



Someone figuring out how a car was built doesn't explain where the car factory came from, or the city where the factory is located, or the nation the city is in, or the planet that nation is on, or the solar system that planet is a part of, etc and etc.



Like the man said:



"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy."
?
2015-08-19 21:50:45 UTC
On the contrary: God proves that evolution doesn't exist.
Tom H
2015-08-20 10:03:47 UTC
Evolution is a fact not a theory as sure at there is time there is evolution.Our growth and adaptation proves that there is evolution. It is the one thing we can say was and is not created by man, unlike God. It was and is observed as a function of time and change. Creation is developed from writings by men as a means of explaining things they could not explain at the time. As a product of our collective adaptation we have over time evolved to explain those precepts. I am a scientist not a theologian as such I will believe what I can see, touch, feel and

explain rationally. Your are correct when stating that humans have evolved, however if we still have to explain evolution to those too stubborn or strict in their religious belief we haven't evolved enough yet.
epona
2015-08-19 14:06:52 UTC
No, not really.

We mere humans are unable to prove how the universe etc. started. We just do not know. It really doesn't matter. Fact is, we are here now. We are here to participate in the community in beneficial ways.

Maybe that "spark", "big bang", whatever you want to call it, IS God.

Whether we are created or evolved (and who's to say it has to be one or the other?), doesn't really matter. Here we are. Make the best of your existence.
Wundt
2015-08-20 11:03:39 UTC
No. Because evolution is a system, and you could argue that a god put that system in place. What evolution does is prove you do not need a god to explain the diversity of life. And, if you do no need a god, then there isn't much point to believing in god is there?
?
2015-08-20 03:15:43 UTC
Does Evolution prove that God Does not Exist ?



Who makes the Claim that God exist? Theist



. if you make a claim and want others to accept it as FACT then religion has the Burden of proof



.Evolution Never Addresses Gods Because Science Is the Observation Identification .description.experimental investigation and the theoretical explanation of Natural phenomena



For anything one addresses a SINGLE proposition at a time . The proposition presented was life not the assertion of gods . so Evolution never addressed the claim of gods it is not sciences job to DISPROVE something as in Start with a Conclusion GOD exist



Science and logic says you start with evidence go where it takes you and question the evidence to have it become indisputable verifiable facts to draw a conclusion or explanation
The Arbiter of common sense
2015-08-20 14:01:18 UTC
No. Evolution strikes down many of the arguments that theists use to claim their God, but that alone does not eliminate the POSSIBILITY.



Simple common sense is what shows that God doesn't exist
anonymous
2015-08-19 10:03:40 UTC
No. Evolution doesn't even disprove young-earth creationists. Evolution is a process of change which occurs over time. If 6000 years ago all species were zapped onto the earth, evolution would be a process of adaption that started at that point. Think about it.
?
2015-08-20 03:10:22 UTC
We have no proof of God and we DO have proof of evolution. Science has watched it in the lab through to completion. The old species was not able to mate successfully with the new, which defines evolution. They don't have to LOOK different.



We can also assume that viruses are always evolving since old vaccines won't work against later years' species of the flu. God had said he was through creating, so new versions of diseases must be evolving, since the DEVIL can't create life.
Roberta B
2015-08-19 16:09:07 UTC
God's existence does prove that the evolution of humans, as described by the theory, does not exist. Macroevolution is fraught with scientific and logical flaws. On the other hand, an uncreated intelligent goal oriented being outside of time and space who is the cause of existence and life is what does fit the bill.



As it is, we do NOT have proof of macroevolution.Scientists who are so anxious to prove that all life comes from a common material ancestor will dishonestly mash together evidence of microevolution with the unproven concept of macroevolution. This is why evolution is currently defined as the change in allele frequency in a population, without mentioning the common material living ancestor part.



However, this is what distinguishes macro-E which we do not see, from micro-E, which we do see all of the time, in humans, animals, plants, and microbes. Micro-E should be credited for vaccines, etc, not Macro-E.



The funniest (as in weirdest, and certainly the most unscientific) current claim of evolutionists is that somehow chemicals became life because they were driven by chemical laws to do so.Chemicals do not have any drive to become so complicated in structure that they would enable the development of life. How could they, when they have no intelligence?



It is a matter of world view, not science, to decide whether the development of matter, energy, forces, and life is due to mindless chance, or intelligent design. The existence of an intelligent goal oriented Creator makes a whole lot more sense.
StarGate I
2015-08-20 19:06:50 UTC
Evolution doesn't create beings only develop them. It's God that creates and enables you to evolve and improve yourself in each life using your effort and free will.

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anonymous
2015-08-20 11:34:17 UTC
I see evolution and creation one and the same. Man wrote the bible when he evolved enough to gain the skill in writing.



What we read in the bible now, is something of a symbolic nature, and a rough idea of what it was like back then. The book of Job makes a good enough description of what the environment was like back then, when they were talking about behemoths, which in todays understanding are dinosaurs.



Evolution has never stopped it's a continues process of life, and you can notice that with hybrid and mutated animals.



Animals of the same species mutating whether through genetic and/or disease, will always make that group of animals somewhat a little different from the animals that drought and/or disease has never touched.
Nevermind
2015-08-20 02:21:02 UTC
God is the creator of all things whether you believe it or not, HE DID! Just because he did not have anyone write biology, science books with minuet details of everything that was created with time lapses and all, scientist can only come up with theories. Animals are animals, people are people. How foolish to think that our ancestors are apes. Mankind intelligence can never compare to God's and that's the truth.
Reece
2015-08-20 16:56:28 UTC
Not really. I personally don't believe in any major religion. All evolution tells us is that it took some time for us to become how we are today. Maybe some God somewhere planned it.
Happy Dude
2015-08-20 04:20:42 UTC
No, it doesn't. May be God does evolution!
Kurt
2015-08-21 21:29:32 UTC
Short answer: no. But it does suggest--to the horror of theists--that we don't need God to explain our presence. Many, though, will just say that God jump-started evolution, so he still gets the credit. It's just another silly assertion they can't back up.
?
2015-08-22 18:03:57 UTC
No, no proof at all. Take a look around and see all the beauty everywhere and try to argue again that HE doesn't exist. Impossible
ms.
2015-08-20 07:34:32 UTC
evolution proves humans evolved to survive as a species, it doesn't touch on the subject of God.
Otto
2015-08-19 13:06:28 UTC
No !

But some persons endeavor to blend belief in God with evolution, saying that God created by means of evolution, that he brought into existence the first primitive life forms and that then higher life forms, including man, were produced by means of evolution. But this is not a Bible teaching.
Kissthepilot
2015-08-19 09:37:19 UTC
Well, it depends on what you mean by the word "evolution." If you are talking about small changes and adaptation, then that disproves nothing. Even Young Earth Creationists believe animals adapt. Now, if you are talking about the general theory of evolution, or molecules to man evolution, it's a myth that disproves nothing. Evolution in that sense isn't even science. It's a creation myth for gullible grownups.
NotADhole
2015-08-20 16:06:31 UTC
I am not a religious person however:



Although evolution and natural selection can be proof against god, there is the argument that God created evolution. He could have made it so that fauna and flora can adapt and evolve themselves without he himself doing it. It could be a way for him to watch his creation and work flourish on it's own accord. :3
great knight
2015-08-19 17:45:00 UTC
Get a kjversion Bible and believe. Evolution isn't real. That is why they use known lies in textbooks and drawings! Why do they have so many DRAWINGS because there is no evidence for evolution! Creation is soo obvious now that evolutionists have begun saying "well, maybe aliens made it then!" to keep denying the truth! YOu can't make this up! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8GgrUposII and so on. Jesus Christ is the truth.
imacatholic2
2015-08-19 12:10:26 UTC
Not at all.



There are many more Christians who accept Evolution and Atheists who do.



Do not let the small groups of Atheists and Creationist Christians make you believe that you have to choose between God and humanity's ongoing discovery of God's Creation through Science. This is not true.



Truth cannot contradict Truth. -- Pope Leo XIII



I have found there is a wonderful harmony in the complementary truths of science and faith. The God of the Bible is also the God of the genome. God can be found in the cathedral or in the laboratory. By investigating God's majestic and awesome creation, science can actually be a means of worship.

-- Francis Collins, geneticist and director of the Human Genome Project





Most Jews and Christians do not take the stories of creation in the Bible literally. We believe the stories included in first 11 chapters of Genesis tell religious truth but not necessarily historical fact.



One of the religious truths is that God created everything and declared all was good.



Catholics can believe in the theories of the big bang or evolution or both or neither.



On August 12, 1950 Pope Pius XII said in his encyclical Humani generis:



The Teaching Authority of the Church does not forbid that, in conformity with the present state of human sciences and sacred theology, research and discussions, on the part of men experienced in both fields, take place with regard to the doctrine of evolution, in as far as it inquires into the origin of the human body as coming from pre-existent and living matter - for the Catholic faith obliges us to hold that souls are immediately created by God.



Here is the complete encyclical: http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/pius_xii/encyclicals/documents/hf_p-xii_enc_12081950_humani-generis_en.html



And here is the Address of Pope John Paul II to the Pontifical Academy of Sciences on October 22, 1996 speaking of the Theory of Evolution: http://www.newadvent.org/library/docs_jp02tc.htm



Here is an interesting article about Pope John Paul II's opinion in the matter: http://www.americamagazine.org/content/article.cfm?article_id=4627



The Church supports science in the discovery of God's creation. At this time, the big bang and evolution are the most logical scientific explanations.



As long as we believe that God started the whole thing, both the Bible and responsible modern science can live in harmony.



Here is a nice list of Christian thinkers in science: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Christian_thinkers_in_science



The Clergy Letter Project an open letter endorsing the Theory of Evolution signed by over 12,000 clergy from many different Christian denominations: http://theclergyletterproject.org/



I suggest you read "New Proofs for the Existence of God: Contributions of Contemporary Physics and Philosophy" by Robert J. Spitzer http://www.amazon.com/New-Proofs-Existence-God-Contributions/dp/0802863833



http://www.magisreasonfaith.org/



With love in Christ.
DosCentavos
2015-08-19 09:33:56 UTC
Evolutionary principles do not care what any religion says. New antibiotics are still produced.



Gravity doesn't care what religion says. Spacecraft are launched and the universe is being explored. (And jumping off of buildings is still a bad idea.)



Electromagnetic theory doesn't care what religion says. The earth's magnetic field still deflects the solar winds and keeps us alive.



The theory of relativity doesn't care what any religion says. Your GPS still works.





Are you getting this yet?
saeedalyousuf
2015-08-20 09:34:02 UTC
No because evolution, even if true, is a process which cannot come into existence without will, knowledge, planning and concious work. Therefore, evolution is evidence for the existence of the creator and not against it.



Saeed H H Alyousuf
?
2015-08-20 17:13:27 UTC
A theory does not mean that it has been proven or a fact. The Theory of Evolution means that it has yet to be proven.

God does exist because we would not be here to argue about something that was created an atheist scientist called Evolution.
?
2015-08-20 11:21:03 UTC
nope, who's to say God didn't evolve life from the beginning, but it's too complex a process to have began by itself. God created life, and what happened after that happened.
sanfico
2015-08-21 07:56:03 UTC
I am Christian and i can believe in evolution as a method in which God brought about the universe and human beings. I don t see how Evolution necessarily has to deny the existence of God.
?
2015-08-21 04:48:37 UTC
"The Theory of Evolution" doesn't even make sense, if you watch "Creation in the 21st Century" on TV on one of the Christian networks they actually have some good arguments against the textbooks and the evidence. But Evolution doesn't make sense, like a toad becoming a cat, anyone ever seen a half toad-half cat creature around? No, or a duck-swan. Anyone ever see a duck-swan? No, it is because we are made after are own kind and even if there are minor changes because of environment or because that animal choose to mate with a slightly more hairy version of itself or another creature doesn't mean it is becoming something. I do believe there is God, because we have too much proof he is real and is alive and well, and probably actually pissed at the USA right now. I think even if the Theory of Evolution were to be proven real, it would still prove there is God somehow. But I have been looking into it for 10 years now, and I have come to the conclusion, it has become a college's and academia's way of rejecting God and dejecting decent people whom are students or smart or that are Christians or Jewish. Because what evidence they do tend to cite has been hoaxes from 200 years ago and ideas that contradict themselves.



Ultimately, your still believing you come from a rock like the Ancient Greeks did in the First Century, that didn't follow the gods, God, or Christ. Just like it reads in The New Testament in the Bible, and there are some things that bother my mom and I, that prove that God is real.



Like how come cats hair stays at a certain length for months, but ours grows constantly and some people have to shave a couple times a week? Or how can dogs tell your emotions and shows affection differently towards you than a cat? And how do they speak to each other by just smelling and through something in their mind or spirit? Or how come we have these pastel colored animals in the rain forest, but most of the animals are all mostly green in Florida? I know that is just some small examples. God does exists and Jesus Christ died on the cross for your sins than arose 3 days later, and he will be back to judge and conquer the world and Israel very soon and to have his Wedding Banquet. Which I am hoping to attend. But God is real and don't let anyone, even evil people corrupting the church like evil teachers and jealous people from your past ever take your faith away or love for the people you love and care about and God.
neil s
2015-08-19 18:07:20 UTC
It certainly falsifies the Biblical God, since evolution is not compatible with Genesis 1:24. Anyone thinking that somehow brings evolution, supported by overwhelming evidence, into question is simply intellectually deficient.
?
2015-08-20 09:43:31 UTC
God exists. I've experienced Him in my life and you should try Him too and then you'll see for yourself. Evolution is ****
anonymous
2015-08-20 09:38:43 UTC
God is real and you are real,

God is here looking out for us,

so you are hear to make others

think they're is no God.

but however there is a God,

and

God made you and me

and the world. slow down

on what you don't know

or understand and go to

a church to find out

what God wants to say to you,

he will talk to you threw church

threw his holy bible, threw

friends, threw signs,

so relax and take a deep breath.
Absol
2015-08-21 09:25:19 UTC
The theory of evolution is just a theory and obviously the work of an atheist to try and explain life. However, religious people know that evolution is not true and purely the work of manmade imagination
🤔 Jay
2015-08-19 09:32:35 UTC
No, evolution does NOT prove that God doesn't exist!



Evolution just makes the Adam and Eve story look pretty silly!



Meet me half way, I've read your Bible, now you take a Biology course.
anonymous
2015-08-20 10:41:17 UTC
No. Assuming the theory of evolution is accurate (which I believe it is) this in no way disprove the existence of a god.



A similar argument would be saying that since we know how the internal combustion engine works, the internal combustion engine had no designer or creator.
River Euphrates
2015-08-19 09:37:15 UTC
Not necessarily - it does, however, call into question a literal interpretation of biblical creation myths.



There are plenty of people who believe in God and also accept the scientific theory of evolution as the best explanation for the evidence that we have.
Hamish
2015-08-19 16:12:06 UTC
Some christians believe that evolution might be a mechanism used by God?
Faaris
2015-08-21 09:36:45 UTC
God was created by people so people would understand that they were being watched so their life choices would be made better. But evoulotion is science. The Big Bang started the universe humans and all other living things evolved from the things we were millions if years ago
Med 10
2015-08-19 09:35:30 UTC
Wouldn't God in all His wisdom have already factored in evolution in His creation ??
Wellll... hello then!
2015-08-19 12:56:45 UTC
It just proves that some people don't use the brain that God gave them,..really~!
Ben
2015-08-19 23:19:20 UTC
Evolution is fact, God is belief. design intelligence can be attributed to either, but science is "fussy" about language, falsifiable or otherwise.



Necessities,, for the advancement of man.





Psychologically belief encourages [the study of god?] and agnosticism, the study of science environment,

frankly the study of the implausible [The advancement of man]..... Discovery.....



Finally in most "lecture theatres" that I have been seated in, where the particular question asked, [what would you assume?],,, .. As I said there is use to atheism ::.
Jimmy C
2015-08-19 15:55:44 UTC
Perhaps God invented evolution.
Don Verto
2015-08-20 10:01:10 UTC
Evolution has never been proven to have happened at all.It is totally impossible to get anything out nothing.There always has to be a cause for anything to come into existence.
anonymous
2015-08-19 17:28:48 UTC
As an atheist, I must agree with you that the only gods are those which man has invented for one purpose or another.



However, scientifically, or otherwise, it is not possible to prove that god/s do not exist.
Godsproblemchild
2015-08-19 19:05:58 UTC
Evolution does not prove a thing. You cant prove a fact with an unsubstantiated theory.
Pancho
2015-08-20 18:57:49 UTC
Of course not. Evolution may or may not exist but in either case, it neither proves nor disproves the existence of God ...
?
2015-08-20 15:54:55 UTC
No, in fact it helps strengthen the idea of God. Plus if you say higher powers are just the imagination, then you have to disclaim thousands of witnesses who say otherwise, including myself, and there is the problem of idols. We have idols, we apparently seek God but our nature often fails us, or we fail ourselves. If you would rather say that's the imagination and not God, you have to have more faith than the believer.
Trilobiteme
2015-08-19 19:23:27 UTC
God created the world in 6 days I believe in God Power and Grace Jesus Christ is Lord
anonymous
2015-08-19 09:54:15 UTC
Doesn't evolution prove that God doesn't exist?



- On the contrary it confirms the Bible. See this link: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/science-news/10431863/Was-the-Bible-right-All-life-on-earth-may-have-come-from-clay.html
?
2015-08-21 15:17:25 UTC
Quite the opposite. We are the angels who fell from Heaven with Lucifer. God created the material world to us to learn our lessons. He made us all begin on this earth at the lowest level and through incarnation after incarnation, we progress to higher and higher species. So God is the one who created evolution.
truth
2015-08-21 00:53:24 UTC
God does exist. Evolution even if it is proved, it means you came from the monkey and I came from God.
dasfpaoghfj
2015-08-20 22:25:36 UTC
could god not have put the process of evoution into place? i mean is he magic? or is it misunderstood science ? does he create sh!t from nothing or is there a process on a quantum level that we just don't understand as we are lesser beings
anonymous
2015-08-19 09:30:38 UTC
Not to believers it doesn't. It proves that they can twist their bible to suite facts.
?
2015-08-20 02:00:16 UTC
NO, EVOLUTION IS A THEORY, ONLY A THEORY, EVEN SCIENTIST SAY IT IS ONLY A THEORY.



YOU CANT SCREAM FACT WHEN YOU HAVE NO SUPPORTING VALID OR TANGIBLE EVIDENCE. ADAPTATION IS NOT EVOLUTION.



EVOLUTION DOES NOT DISPROVE GOD.



EVOLUTION PROVES GOD IN THE FACT THAT GOD MADE CREATION AND THE BRAIN HE GAVE MAN, MAN USED TO TRY TO DENY GOD, SO WITHOUT A BRAIN MAN IS USELESS, WITHOUT GOD MAN IS HOPELESS, EVOLUTION PROVES THAT GOD DID WHAT HE SAID HE DID.
Ricardo
2015-08-19 10:00:46 UTC
Nope.



- Since man evolved into intelligent beings then obviously god(s) were apart of the imagination and evolutionary process.



Only obvious to mental midgets.
Ernest S
2015-08-20 09:34:45 UTC
Problem is Evolution is proved impossible.



Those that hold to it do so either from gross ignorance and lack of thought or from motive.
?
2015-08-19 22:48:47 UTC
God exists.
?
2015-08-20 01:58:24 UTC
Not evolution. The bible is just a extremely popular book and humans, not very intelligent at that time, made a religion.
XaurreauX
2015-08-19 18:46:22 UTC
Evolution demonstrates that a supernatural explanation is not necessary to explain the development and diversity of life.
Hazel
2015-08-20 14:14:03 UTC
Not necessarily, God/Eru/whoever you believe in could create evolution.
?
2015-08-19 19:19:22 UTC
well think about it this way anything is possible including the fact that there might be a race of pink elephants roaming the universe, of course I made it up but there is no evidence against it and for all you know it might be true coincidentally, same goes for god.
?
2015-08-19 10:17:07 UTC
I think evolution at least proves that the bible is more or less unreliable, but not necessarily that there is no God.
sithlord70
2015-08-20 17:35:52 UTC
Evolution in itself does not prove or disprove the existence of a "creator" but one could argue very strongly that it does disprove the "creator" as defined in scripture.
?
2015-08-20 20:29:33 UTC
Man-made and this re gains a great theory. Evolutionists can never create life. Jehovah is the only source of life. More information at jw.orh. good day.
Ms.Charlie
2015-08-21 01:38:14 UTC
God created the universe by the evolution process.

Besides.... evolution theories are not all that ....
anonymous
2015-08-20 03:52:38 UTC
No a deist God can still exist
?
2015-08-19 13:58:18 UTC
Evolution is a working hypothesis at most.
?
2015-08-19 18:10:26 UTC
Questions like this one really get to me. God DOES exist.
b@dger the awful
2015-08-20 06:21:30 UTC
No.



Science has nothing to do with the supernatural.



The implications of the research findings has some folks in a tizzy though.
anonymous
2015-08-19 09:30:52 UTC
No it doesn't.

But it pretty thoroughly debunks the bible.

The bible is not the only thing that promotes a god or other.

Many things prove god(s) don't exist, the fact of evolution is only a part of all that.
anonymous
2015-08-21 06:12:37 UTC
How evolution proves that "GOD" doesn't exist or "GOD" didn't create.In fact,evolution itself proves creator and existence of "GOD".It proves the Omniscience,Omnipotent and Omnipresence of "GOD" who has created the Evolution."GOD" is infact the 'Creator,Preservor and Destroyer' of evolution.Moreover,"ZORASTER,RAMA,KRISHNA,

ALLAH,BUDDHA,JESUS CHRIST,

CONFUCIUS,BURMA SANYASI" have stated that evolution has occured.Then,it proves "GODS" existence.

"AMBKJ".
?
2015-08-20 13:45:34 UTC
Evolution is a theory, never been proved.
Oscar You re a grouch
2015-08-20 12:22:21 UTC
Which God?
anonymous
2015-08-19 19:45:10 UTC
No in fact it is actually comparable with the first couple of chapters of the book of gennisis itself provided the the origen of man that is described have allegorical and non literal interpretations.
?
2015-08-19 09:32:13 UTC
Evolution proves THE WORD OF GOD correct When Stated LET THE WATERS BRING FORTH THEN LET THE EARTH BRING FORTH ! THE IMPORTANT DISTINCTION TO BE MADE IS SET OFF IN THE LIGHT OF ( LET US MAKE MAN ) How can a GOD that doesn't exist teach something thousands of years before man did ?????????? I tell you all WISDOM IS JUSTIFIED OF HER CHILDREN !!!

JESUS BLESS YOU

david stotler
Last Winter
2015-08-19 09:41:35 UTC
Not necessarily. Some might argue that it was intelligent design for God to allow his creations to adapt.
JoeBama
2015-08-20 11:56:32 UTC
No, for the following reasons:



1. Evolution itself hasn't been proven. It relies on a number of assumptions that can't be tested, observed, or demonstrated.

2. Evolution does not address how life began. Since there is life, and even science acknowledges that there has not always been life on earth, it had to begin somehow before it could evolve. Also, life always comes from life. Without God, life would have had to come from non-living matter, which has never been observed and scientists can't even cause non-living matter to become simple amino acid or a substitute for blood, much less life.

3. Since there is intelligence now, there must have always been intelligence. Intelligence can not come from something that can't think.

4. Evolution can't explain how the genders evolved. Evolution says that a new life forming is a rare event. For an a-sexual life to evolve into sexual life, it would require not just one organism to evolve, but two and they must both be healthy, in the same location, at the same time.

5. Those who teach evolution often are proven wrong on things they claim to "know as fact". For example, when I was in high school, it was taught that no advanced mammals existed at the time of dinosaurs. Specifically, it was said the only mammals at that time were small shrew-like creatures. A few years ago, however, a dog-sized mammal fossil was found and that mammal had eaten a small dinosaur. Also, the evolutionary timetable has been changed a number of times. Since the "known facts" of evolution keep changing, it really can't be used as an accurate standard.





Since there are so many unproven variables in Evolution, it can not be used as an accurate and concrete standard by which anything else can be proven or disproved.



The best someone can do is to say if you assume evolutionary thought is correct then you can assume other things based on that.



I don't believe those assumptions are justified!
expertgal
2015-08-21 19:00:48 UTC
What did people evolve from........dirt, monkeys, babboons, amoeba?

But you see, first was God and then He created everything else on

this earth.
Joe
2015-08-20 12:16:09 UTC
What is intelligence ? how do we separate it from instinct ? for instance my intelligence tells me that only a fool believes there is no God when he sees the hills the trees and stars etc
?
2015-08-19 09:28:54 UTC
Evolution neither proves or disproves the existence of imaginary creatures. It proves the development of different species and disproves the nonsense of Genesis.
paulathome
2015-08-19 17:02:01 UTC
Evil Lucion, has never yet been more than a theory, and never shall be more than that, your question assumes it to be fact, and it has never come close to that status, popular maybe! but not even close to proven.
❀✿☺Flowerchild☺✿❀
2015-08-20 10:39:52 UTC
not at all! I have examined the opinions of those who say it does, and it turns out that they are relying heavily on personal incredulity! God is real.
Dr Yes level 9 since 1999
2016-01-08 09:55:33 UTC
Evolution does not contradict the teachings of the Christ. Evolution contradicts the teachings of the false prophets and their christians.
Naguru
2015-08-20 10:56:05 UTC
Yes. Honestly speaking and to be frank with you, I never like to argue with seniors, elders or knowledgeable people like you about these issues. Please decide on your own or consult your near and dear friends and relatives about it and please don't drag me in controversial matters.
Search first before you ask it
2015-08-19 16:28:39 UTC
It mainly disproves the book of Genesis
?
2015-08-19 13:17:24 UTC
Darwin, who was a Christian, did not think so.

Did you genuinely know that? Is such ignorance possible?
?
2015-08-19 13:03:54 UTC
Just about destroys all biblical stories. I would say yes.
anonymous
2015-08-20 00:40:46 UTC
Of course, all the creationism is bol*ocks, but Christians are blind. They dont get it. They dont want to crush their theory.
Luke
2015-08-20 14:34:13 UTC
Yes, definitely.
anonymous
2015-08-20 10:31:24 UTC
i have never seen a convincing proof on "evolution"

and i can only wonder whether it is true or not
nobudE
2015-08-20 09:38:20 UTC
No it does not. It only covers how biology deals with circumstances.
?
2015-08-20 00:02:20 UTC
It does, but sadly the faithful, who could and should know better, ignore the stupidity of a non-visible Christ!
Phukyahu
2015-08-19 09:28:54 UTC
Evolution does disprove the book of genesis. With the foundation of the abrahamic religions destroyed, the rest crumbles.
Liberals Hate Facts
2015-08-19 18:58:35 UTC
Evolution is bullsh*t.
okiknowit
2015-08-19 09:31:24 UTC
No. If it is true, then it proves that the book of Genesis has to be taken allegorically and not literally.
?
2015-08-20 22:59:45 UTC
EVOLUTION IS A LIE IT IS SOMETHING THE DEVIL TELLS PEOPLE TO TRY TO STOP THEM BELIEVING IN GOD
Truth
2015-08-21 21:00:09 UTC
yes. it disproves the nonsense in the bible, stating that all animals were made by a magic man in the sky.
?
2015-08-19 09:32:14 UTC
No, it accounts for genetics and population mechanics, nothing more.
Campbell Hayden
2015-08-20 05:42:34 UTC
EVERYTHING THAT IS EVOLVING, PROVES THAT GOD DOES EXIST
antonius
2015-08-20 02:00:33 UTC
Sure it does, but you can not convince the ignorant believers.
dbobo
2015-08-19 16:47:11 UTC
nope
Michael
2015-08-19 20:10:13 UTC
You need to watch this video: https://youtu.be/JiMqzN_YSXU
?
2015-08-19 09:27:41 UTC
no, evolution proves the bible is made up ****

there is no evidence of god
anonymous
2015-08-19 09:26:17 UTC
No
?
2015-08-20 21:13:36 UTC
No
frombrum
2015-08-19 11:51:17 UTC
not necessarily
MOMMAH
2015-08-19 09:31:52 UTC
Not at ALL.
anonymous
2015-08-20 04:44:00 UTC
No, it does not.
Johnathon
2015-08-20 15:18:30 UTC
no
?
2015-08-20 12:03:55 UTC
no
Роберт
2015-08-20 14:16:54 UTC
.

Evolution NEVER happened -



Therefore it cannot prove a damn thing - -



Please get yourself a proper Christian education - - -



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?
2015-08-20 15:52:06 UTC
No.


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