Tweet
You know, there's a lot of Stephen Hawking types in the area who like to spout "Big Bang" this and "Black Holes" that, but I've stumbled upon an exciting statistic while browsing a Christian blog.
This is somewhat surprising to see this percentage so high still when only about 20 percent of Americans attend church at all. It shows how little evidence there is for evolution.
This is wonderful indeed (except for the 20 % attending church part, for it is so rude to decline God's invitation over to his house), and the percentage appears to show a tremendous reach-out.
Currently, I've been set to study geological findings that prove God's artistic handiwork in the making. I will get back to you all later with the results.
-Mr. P. Talbot-Wheeler,
Artifact Affectionado.
"Much of the nation still takes stock in the book of Genesis.
Eight out of 10 Americans believe God guided creation in some capacity. A Gallup Poll reveals that 46 percent think God created man in his present form sometime in the past 10,000 years, while 36 percent say man developed over millions of years from lesser life forms, but God guided the process.
Only 13 percent of Americans think mankind evolved with no divine intervention.
'There has been surprisingly little change over the last 24 years in how Americans respond,' pollster Frank Newport said."
Eight out of 10 Americans believe God guided creation in some capacity. A Gallup Poll reveals that 46 percent think God created man in his present form sometime in the past 10,000 years, while 36 percent say man developed over millions of years from lesser life forms, but God guided the process.
Only 13 percent of Americans think mankind evolved with no divine intervention.
'There has been surprisingly little change over the last 24 years in how Americans respond,' pollster Frank Newport said."
This is somewhat surprising to see this percentage so high still when only about 20 percent of Americans attend church at all. It shows how little evidence there is for evolution.
Currently, I've been set to study geological findings that prove God's artistic handiwork in the making. I will get back to you all later with the results.
-Mr. P. Talbot-Wheeler,
Artifact Affectionado.