Then tell me what I think about religion. Let's talk about evolution first. A friend told me a while ago that he had joined the Christian church, and he was seriously discussing the theory of evolution with me. He learned from him that the theory of evolution is relatively accurate for animal research, and there are various real evidences such as fossils to prove it. However, for humans, fossils of very important evolutionary stages cannot always be found. That is to say, although the theory of evolution is applicable to animals, there is no fossil to prove that humans also evolved. Therefore, although God may not have really created all things, it is possible that human beings were really created by God.
On this, I am 95% supportive of evolution. Regarding the problem of missing fossils, I think it is because the evolution of human upright walking was completed in the sea. Maybe for some reason some monkeys were driven to live in the sea, so they became like penguins, they can swim in the sea and walk upright on the shore, but we walk better than penguins. This may also be the origin of the legend of the mermaid (although many people say that the mermaid is actually a dugong).
As for the other five percent, there is still some room for God to create man. Because human beings are so much higher than other animals in intelligence... I always feel that if everyone really evolved, how can the gap be so big. What's more, there are no fossils to prove the evolutionary history of human beings.
Then say whether God exists or not~~ I believe that there must be a God who rules everything in the world, but it may not be the God that everyone talks about~~ Maybe even Buddha, Allah, and Jesus are actually talking about the same God, but Everyone interprets it differently. There may also be many gods who perform their own duties, but there must be power beyond us, which I believe.
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