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God tells us that people go to hell for rejecting God's only means of payment for their sins: His Son, Jesus Christ's, death on the Cross which paid the sin debt of every man and women on earth if they will only put their faith and trust in Christ and accept Him as Savior.

For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. (John 3:16)

Jesus answered and said to him, “Most assuredly, I say to you, unless one is born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.” (John 3:3)

God has given us the way to heaven and the way out of hell. Whether President Bush has ever had the experience of salvation is unknown to me. The fact that He does not believe that Scripture is the literal, infallible, Word of the Living God is concerning vis a vis his eternal destiny; however, only God knows his heart and only God can change his heart to know truth.

I have no idea what President Bush's eternal destiny is.

Will President Bush be more likely to go to Hell for saying this?

Hm. Scripture is clear that everyone is going to hell. We’ve all sinned. That is everyone’s destiny. Not for their opinions on creation, but because we’ve sinned, is everyone deserving of Hell and eternal death.

Ah, but a Savior has been given. And those who’ve been saved by Him will not go to Hell.

“Will President Bush be more likely to go to Hell for saying this?”

Ah what a ‘lead in’! You’ve lured me in to your trap!

Listen, are you more worried about Bush’s soul or your own?
Or is it that you just like to stir things up!

So since you’ve asked the question - you obviously had the condition of Bush’s soul on your mind - as I’m sure you do others - what did you determine? Is it Haaven or Hell for Bush?
If you chose heaven, that makes you quite intelligent, doesn’t it? If you chose hell, that makes you equally as intelligent. Or should we say, “All Knowing”? “Omnipotent” maybe?