would evolution be the smartest way to express your disbelief in god?

There is no smart way to express disbelief in God. No matter how you approach disbelief in God the end result is the same.Eternal hell.

It is disbelief of God in its very nature. It tries to say that God had nothing to do with the existence of humanity. It is disbelief in God and a direct contradiction of God's word.

That is exactly what evolution is. It's based off of naturalism which tries to eliminate the possibility of divine intervention in any human affair. It is the epitome of man's rebellion against God

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No; there's really no way to express disbelief in God in a smart way.

no, as many many many Christians believe in god and accept evolution.

No, because many churches endorse it as truth. The best way to express your disbelief in God is to state "God is imaginary".

It would be the smartest way to express your acknowledgement of reality.

God invented evolution. Created it, that is.

no, 'cause numerous churches endorse it as truth... the proper way to express your disbelief in god is to state "god is imaginary"...

there's no smart way to express disbelief in god... no matter how you approach disbelief in god the end result is the same...eternal hell...

Pope Francis says the theories of evolution and the Big Bang are real and God is not “a magician with a magic wand” putting an end to the “pseudo theories” of creationism and intelligent design! So the Catholic Church, Church of England and mainstream churches all accept the big bang and evolution!

Lord Carey the former Archbishop of Canterbury put it rather well – “Creationism is the fruit of a fundamentalist approach to scripture, ignoring scholarship and critical learning, and confusing different understandings of truth”!

Only a Protestant could ask this question. Catholics accept evolution.

Nope it's all debunked.
Just stop fighting and read Jesus's words.
Maybe just maybe you'll be enlightened

As an individual, I cannot evolve. I'll stick to explaining that gods are invisible and that they do nothing.

No. The direct statement is best. Your way implies the questionable assumption, "if evolution then not god." Something unproven. (Unless your assertions require me to prove you wrong.)

Dumb. The VAST majority of theists of all faiths accept the concept of evolution.