Not all Christians are Creationists in the narrow sense of a 6 day literal account in Genesis 1. All Christians believe that God created the 'heavens and the earth'. After that you will find a range of opinion on how it happened. The problem for many with no faith is that the loud voices of certain American (and some other) Christian groups dogmatically pronouncing their certainty, make it seem that there is no room for dialogue (or science).
I think there are certain theological issues that arise but it seems plain to me that if indeed there is a god who created life then evolution is necessarily the mechanism.
Many Christians do believe in evolution. Most in fact. Most of the major Christian denominations include Roman Catholism accept evolution. It's mostly in the US where people are a little behind.
And you see it all the time when a creationist comes up confidently saying evolution didn't or couldn't happen and the proceed to demonstrate virtually no idea of what it is or how it works.
Well they just don't know any better. I don't say that to be condescending, it just is often the case.
I recently had an interaction with someone on here who was sure they were way ahead of me, knew everything i could possibly say....it became rapidly apparent that this was not the case because their response boiled down to "Well God could have deceitfully made the world to look that way."
@ItsMeMorgue no. All things I don’t know. No book has been completely able to define god. In christianity you have to accept jesus I guess that will work, that is from my experience as I have observed this in other people.
