That is somewhat of an over-generalization, because many Americans do believe in Darwin's theory of evolution, but there are certainly a great many who don't. Evotution is seen by some people as competing with The Bible. The bible says that God created life (apparently by magic) and evolution describes a different way that life could have come into existence without requiring divine intervention. Fundamentalist Americans prefer the bible to science.
Contrary to the previous answer that was apparently pulled out of thin air (49%), 25% do not believe in evolution one way or another, while 36% have no opinion on the matter. 39% of Americans believe in evolution, with a majority of them being nonreligious or liberally-leaning. SOURCE: http://www.gallup.com/poll/114544/darwin-birthday-believe-evolution.aspx
Because afghans dont believe in evolution
They began to believe that wealth was a sign of "survival of the fittest."
They began to believe that wealth was a sign of "survival of the fittest."
You can believe evolution was caused by God and he controls it.
I dont believe you can get a horsea in Pokemon Arcoiris but you can get its evolutions evolution,Kingdra on the first route
Yah they do i cant believe you dont know that
I do not ' believe ' in evolution, but I am convinced by the evidence.
Accept. " Believe in " has connotations that do not fit the rational mind well. I have heard a range of figures. Many fence sitters and theist evolution types here. Anywhere from 14% to 25% of the US population accepts evolutionary theory.
It is not forbidden by Catholicism to believe in evolution. The reason many people who believe in a god do not believe in evolution is that evolution's adversary, Intelligent Design, makes far more sense to one who believes in God that anyone who does not, although you can believe in intelligent design and not believe in God.
No, on youtube there is a made up creature evolution of gengar that look like a super-nasty haunter, well dont believe it.
The general public in the USA is split roughly three ways: - Those who hold to a more or less literal reading of the Biblical account (some 30%) - Those who accept a naturalistic evolution (another 30%) - Those who believe in a form of theistic evolution (some 20%) (The remaining 20% didn't say.) Note that these figures are completely different if one polls only the higher educated people, or the scientific community, where support for evolution is pretty much complete.