Do the people who believe in AGW also believe evolution is real?

Question

Both are fake.

Answer 1

Evolution is about as much a fact as there can be in science.  It is proven beyond the shadow of a doubt.  Human caused harmful warming is at best a prediction of some future gloom based mostly on fantasy.

Answer 2

Are you referring to anthropogenic global warming? Probably yes; as sound as both theories are, evolution has been proven even more thouroughly than global warming. Anyone who has a fully functioning brain "believes" evolution is real.

Its funny, when I googled "evolution proof," most of the results were creationists, probably because they're the only ones that actually have anything left to "prove." Just come to terms with it already, if there really is a God he will be very angry with you for not using the brain that you think he tried to give you. Such a waste.

Here is your proof. Go ahead, read them; your eyes will not be burned out of your skull, I promise:

Answer 3

rofl!

now i know for sure i dont have to take anything you say seriously!

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!

Answer 4

Frankly, I think you and Cindy should start by demanding that the people concerned with the scientific reports about global warming first prove the existence of the periodic table, gravity, and the spectrum.  It would cut right to the chase and save having to argue the existence of all the things based on them.

Answer 5

wow.   Way to make AGW skeptics look bad, buddy.  Evolution is fact, AGW is not.

edit: No, its up to you to do the research.  No one wants to type out a book on the internet to someone who isnt going to change their 'belief' anyways.

Its obvious you have absolutley no knowledge of evolution, and no ability to comprehend timespans longer than your life.  Its impossible to explain it to people like you because you have already made up your mind.  Read some biology books, and find out how it works before you deny it.  If you listen to a biased, religious website, they wont explain it to you the correct way.

Answer 6

I don't believe global warming is real however, I believe evolution is real.

Answer 7

Sure.  Provided you define evolution this way.

Life started simple, and, over a long time gradually became more complex.

Note that I'm not saying who started the process, or who designed the process.  Or exactly how it worked.  Just that it took millions of years, not 6 days.

There's tons of data proving the basic facts.

Note that many people of faith do so.  Here's a scientist who also has strong faith.

http://reasons.org/

Answer 8

Only a person with faith could look at the evidence for evolution and think it's not true.

Everyone who lets faith do their thinking on this side. Everyone who thinks critically and cares about solid evidence on the other side.

Answer 9

Ummm....I am a Catholic and I go to a Catholic school and they teach evolution there...hello are you all dumb? Catholics are not taught in their religion the world truly was made in seven days! Its a story. What I like to belive however is this. Scientists say that before there was anything in the universe there was just the forces of gravity, etc. Where do these forces come from? Where did this universe come from? I belive that whatever could not have come from anything and cannot be proved to come from anything is what God started. Catholics aren't all creationists you know...so be careful what you say.

Answer 10

yes.

stared. just hilarious.

also you can not prove a theory only support it. some evidence that evolution  is real.

why dose the use of pesticides cause insects to become resistant? this is an example of natural selection.

Answer 11

Generally speaking, yes.

After this question, you really should take the 'Dr' off your name.

Answer 12

Evolution is a measurable process with evidence found throughout earth's geological record.  Climate change is a measurable phenomenon with evidence found throughout earth's geological record.  Evidence supporting God's hand in evolution, and man's hand in climate change, remains "undiscovered", to put it diplomatically.