Because things which can be proven are a lot more convincing than pure speculation 😊

Because some people have common sense

I have my faith and believe in my faith very very strongly. BUT I also believe in science. You can't dispute science at all- certain theories sure, but some facts are now scientific laws and principles that are used everyday successfully to build buildings, cure sick people and animals, create new materials and predict environmental phenomena. The Bible works quite nicely with science anyways and many of the stories in the Bible have been proven using science. So I'll keep believing in science and God and my faith in Him. They're not mutually exclusive.

Who ever said science and religion were were exclusive of each other? Gregor Mendel, a Catholic Monk, is considered the "father of modern genetics" because of his experiments with pea plants. He coined the terms "dominate " and "recessive" in reference to genetic traits. The Big Bang theory, originally hypothesised in 1927 by Jesuit priest and physicist Georges Lemaître, is based on the central proposition that the universe is continually expanding. The Catholic Church has long accepted that the universe is expanding and Pope Pius XI declared it congruent with the Catholic faith. “A scientific discovery is also a religious discovery. There is no conflict between science and religion. Our knowledge of God is made larger with every discovery we make about the world.” –Joseph H. Taylor, Jr.

Because scientific facts have been tested repeatedly and proven to be true. That's why they're called "facts."

Because... they're scientific facts...they're proven until more advanced technologies come along and prove that theory wrong and then there's new proof and new facts...

The number of times on this thread that someone has explained to you what a scientific theory actually means and that your information about evolution isn't true, and you're still spouting the same incorrect and/or biased information. You didn't make this post to learn anything, so why did you make it? In the words of Neil deGrasse Tyson, "The good thing about science is that it's true whether or not you believe in it." If your faith gives you comfort in the inevitable end of life, I'm not going to try to take that from you. However, there is nothing wrong with those who don't have faith in a higher power that's only source of evidence is a book written by men who lived thousands of years ago. Belief in a higher power shouldn't be pushed over peer-reviewed science.