"Where's your proof for "Evolution" or "The Big Bang?" As a Christian, I have no problem admitting I have nothing to back up my beliefs but unexplainable occurrences and my own faith, but (for those of you who paid attention in science class) those 2 so called "facts" have been "disproven" just as many times as any religion on the face of this Earth! Not only that, Evolution and the Big Bang have a little word at the end that is paradigm changing. That word is "theory!""

"Blackwolf check your facts first, evolution DOES NOT SAY WE CAME FROM APES!!! It says we both came from a common ancestor not that one became the other.
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"It is mythology. Mythology is defined as: "a collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition." Where Christianity and any other religions who have their own collection of mythology surrounding them, fit snugly. Just in case you think your religion is spot on, here is a list of known deities from throughout human history. http://www.godfinder.org/"

"Where's your proof for "Evolution" or "The Big Bang?" As a Christian, I have no problem admitting I have nothing to back up my beliefs but unexplainable occurrences and my own faith, but (for those of you who paid attention in science class) those 2 so called "facts" have been "disproven" just as many times as any religion on the face of this Earth! Not only that, Evolution and the Big Bang have a little word at the end that is paradigm changing. That word is "theory!""

"I find the idea of God(s) more probable than the Big Bang Theory. The BBT suggests that the universe came into being because of universal laws, but if the universe did not exist yet, then how could universal laws?
I myself believe in the evolution of humans, but not from great apes. A much more primitive human? Yes. But an ape? No. That is the reason we have not yet found the link between the two, because it simply does not exist.
I am a Christian and refrain from basic sin, but I can't help but think that many gods seems much more likely than one. I'm not calling any faith incorrect, believe whatever you believe, I'm just saying that some make more sense than others.
For example, in the Christian 'mythology', there is one God. He created everything within seven days by himself.
In the Egyptian and Greek 'mythologies,' there are several gods, each with their own 'specialty.' They each have a main focus.
I say 'mythology' in quotes because to certain people, it is not mythology, it's true."

"why do they call Bible stuff mythology when it is real."

"....*gives crow some bread*"