[Selkie]

One thing I really find bemusing is how loud both the creationists and evolutionists are about their positions.

The snarky superior attitude from both sides is embarassing.

I rarely see calm freeps who thoughtfully appreciate both sides of the issue.

The believers can't PROVE there's a God to the Godless, and the Godless can't prove there's no God to the believers.

People come to believe in God and/or evolutionary theory on their own.

Not by people mocking them on internet forum.

ROFL

[JeffAtlanta]

The believers can't PROVE there's a God to the Godless, and the Godless can't prove there's no God to the believers.

Your post is confusing. Evolution has nothing to do with "proving there is no God".

[WildTurkey]

You miss the point entirely. It is NOT about belief in God. We have posted the words of Good Christians that believe in evolution but the creos will have none of that.

[spunkets]

" The believers can't PROVE there's a God to the Godless, and the Godless can't prove there's no God to the believers.

This isn't about God. It's about the physics and the particulars of biochemistry and biology that depend on the physics. It's about what folks can see "is".

"People come to believe in God and/or evolutionary theory on their own."

That's impossible, their lifespans aren't nearly long enough. It takes the work and communication of many to create the sum of knowledge held as truth. Also, if God doesn't introduce Himself, there's no reason, or cause to know He exists.