Science vs Faith?

i have a hard time seeing why someone would trust science over God. science theories have been proven wrong, but God hasn't. really man is behind science as some point so you are also choosing to trust a sinful being more than God. I think it takes more "faith" to believe in evolution than creation. I've seen God work in my life and other peoples lives so I know He is real. there are so many beautiful sights to see that only Gods Hands could have made. I've heard facts from both sides and my belief still remains with creation. there is way too much proof God exists not to believe in it.

I choose C! Raised to believe the story of creation happened as it is written, I found it difficult to swallow with all the scientific research that has been accomplished. I went back to college to study astrophysics, and the data that has been produced is vary swaying (evolution). What I want to say is why are we forced to believe in a literal interpretation? If God was explaining creation to an uneducated man, wouldn't the story as presented in Genesis be the best way to tell it? I believe in God, no doubt there, but I have a problem with taking everything literally. When we explain things to children, we explain them in steps, same thing with the Spirit inspired word of God. I've also found those who do study science in depth do believe in God, just not the spoofed version most of society accepts. I also believe this version puts limits on God that aren't required to believe in the same all powerful God. My God is big enough to handle it all. evolution and creation. That's why I don't worry about it too much. I find people who are so stuck on creation they can't be open enough to all the scientific fact, they really have a very small God who doesn't want them to learn about the world around them. Sad!

I choose B, creatonism. there is nothing like evolution its all fake. there is no time humans were primate. Charles Darwin is just lying from his nose. I believe that there is a higher authority, someone who can take life and also give life. We just have to look back at our life and see that there is a total supernatural being in charge of our lives.
Evolution theory is what a scientist made up at the lab. But for creatonism there is so much proof and I have so much testimony to tell the world. We relly do have a Saviour but we must ask HIm into our life if we need Him. People don't ask Him into their life until its too late.
one story
There was one day I went for a haircut and barber started saying that there is no god,if there is a god why are people so homeless,sick and dying. I kept quiet. After he finished giving me a haircut. when I was going home I saw people with overgrown hair and long beard looking so dirty. I came back to him and I told him that there are no barbers because I saw people with bushy hairs and he told me that people don't come to get thier hair cut. I was like hmmn people also don't come to God for salvation that's why they are sick and dying. Hahaha

Science every time. I have never believed in creationism or the idea of a greater being. Nor do I believe in the after-life, anything spiritual, vaguely religious, any god, ghosts. etc. I believe that the Bible especially is a moral text which some have interpreted in a literal sense. I want to spend my life living for the now, not living a God-fearing (or Satan-fearing) life worrying about what will happen when I die. When I die I will be buried in the ground or burned and my ashes will be sprinkled somewhere pretty so that I will be part of nature. I think nature is such a beautiful wonderous thing in itself that has occurred over millions of years and that is spectacular enough for me without having to worship a being I have never seen and have no evidence of or faith in. I will, however, and do respect and listen to the opinions of anyone else.

I did not want to put this as it might sound. But isn't it better to believe in creationism and that a higher power such as God did create the earth and accepting him to go to heaven. Because if you don't you can end up below. What I'm saying is, it's better to believe then when we die, and possibly find out the truth to find out it's too late for you to now say you are a believer. If there was no God then you would have nothing to worry about either way. But if you didn't believe and there is one, what do you think the consequences would be? So I choose B. Also, there are too many miracles, that I have personally seen that you can't put all of them down as consequences.

I chose C, simply because neither evolution nor creationism seem to really explain everything for me. I suspect it's impossible to really "know" the truth about where we came from or why.

I don't believe a being [a god] suddenly decided to create us because that just doesn't make sense to me. There a lot of questions I have about that line of thinking.
And I also don't believe that we evolved from animals because even though we seem so closely related, that explanation just doesn't explain why humans are so distinctly different, why we seem to have this "soul". How could that have just popped up in the evolution chain?
Basically neither seem believable to me, I believe it's impossible to know for sure, and for the most part I'm okay with not knowing. :]

I believe in God without him in my life my mom would have never been cured from depression. I saw her with my own eyes almost commit suicide now you tell me.when she turned to God who helped release her from her personal demons. I've lived a hard life but through god and jesus christ I have overcome many of my own struggles. I encourage you to really examine your life and seek truth because there is a god out there who loves us and calls us.

I definitely believe in evolution, there's no real proof of creationism except for the bible, which wasn't even meant to be taken literally (for instance, women can't wear jewelry.yes, I saw it in there).

Voted C.

I don't believe in evolution.

I believe in a mixture of both.

I voted C because I am of Pagan faith studying in a science field. My beliefs are a mixture of pagan folklore and evolution theory.