[Dog Gone]

It's a common misunderstanding that those who believe in evolution necessarily do not believe in God.

[WildTurkey]

It's a common misunderstanding that those who believe in evolution necessarily do not believe in God.

It is the strawman wedge that the creos repeatedly use to falsify the argument.

[HungarianGypsy]

It's a common misunderstanding that those who believe in evolution necessarily do not believe in God.
So, does that mean that someone who believes God created the Earth through evolution (I am still not buying the decendent of monkeys bit, though. no matter what my husband looks like. :0))would be an evolutionist? I have stated before that I believe God created the world and as the ultimate scientist (although some freeper once argued that one, too, saying that God doesn't do reasearch, have a lab, yadda, yadda) He could have made the world through evolution (you see evidence of naturalization every day of both). After all, I do not think God was using the same modern calendar we use. His days are probably slightly longer.

[showmemike]

I for one stopped believing in evolution long before I started believing in God. The evolutionary case for origins is a compilation of unsupported fairy tales.