I.n.n to believe in god and evolution at the same time?

In my many travels on this site I've discovered that religion, or at least religious people have been very unfashionable lately, to the point where it seems the war on terror between east and west has turned from a war of western Christianity vs Middle Eastern Islam too a war of worldwide Islam vs Western Atheism, but more to the point,

I'm a Christian(There i said it) but i'm also of that rare breed that doesn't believe in god as a kindly bearded man in the clouds but rather as a benign all powerful entity that's at the helm of the universe (Including the progress of evolution in all living species) who is eternally in conflict with his opposite number (Aka Satan) for dominion over the hearts and minds of all of us here on earth. I've discovered that being a Christian and believing the Earth is billions of years old doesn't sit too well with other believers,

the way i see it is, if God is half as powerful as the bible would portray him, surely waiting a few billion years for anything to happen is nothing to him? And here's a note to other Christians when confronted by a rude Atheist: When Jesus was dying on the cross and the crowd was jeering at him, he said to his father:"Please do not judge the, for they do not know what they are doing" Dont judge guys.

So what do you think? Am i way of my rocker or making perfect sense?

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  • Jfdp

    Well im feeling much better now..........lol

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  • dandan1960

    I share your thoughts. Personally I look at evolution as the means that God used to get us to where we are today. So the concept of evolution doesn't really change the existence of God.

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  • Hello all you boys and girls
    I'd like to take you to the inside world

    It's quite an irregular place to be
    But never fear you're safe with me

    Well, maybe

    I don't believe in Santa Claus

    I don't belive in spite

    I have no use for beauty dolls

    Especially on this night

    I don't believe in miracles

    I don't belive in lies

    I don't belive in holograms

    For I am the Frizzle Fry

    I don't believe in charity

    I don't believe in sin

    And if you don't believe in me,

    Well read this shit over again

    I don't believe in pinochle

    And I don't beleive I'll try

    I do believe in Captain Crunch

    For I am the Frizzle Fry

    Yes I am the Frizzle Fry.

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  • thesomewherekid

    i think we are essentially God's sea monkeys and we were entertaining for the first couple of minutes to God, but eventually he got bored

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  • thisisfrustrating!!!

    sometimes i think maybe God just fast forwarded through the boring stuff before animals and people...

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  • RomeoDeMontague

    You know your image of him is not very rare. Your last comment makes no sense. Since some people think believing in god at all means you are off your rocker. Christians also believe based on faith. It is also impossible to prove or disprove god. So anyone who trys to do either is fooling themselves.

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  • eats,shoots_and_leaves

    if you go to europe and say creationists exist they laught at you, and most european chistians accept evolution, the funny thing is that the refuse to believe that christian creationists in america exist.

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  • imadragon

    All my christian friends believe in evolution too.

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