Originally Posted by bennash
No, Sir David Attenborough is not an atheist, but rather an agnostic who doesn't rule out the possibility of a deity. He has said that he doesn't think that belief in God and evolution are incompatible. Attenborough has also said that he doesn't think that an understanding of evolution is inconsistent with faith in a supreme being.
Attenborough is an ambassador for the WWF and the natural world. His documentaries have brought extraordinary places and wildlife into the homes of audiences worldwide.
'There might be a God', says Sir David Attenborough.


So I'm with David . I don't hate anyone Tony . Well a few ex-wifes , but that's another topic . it was an observation you guys make on dooms-day all the time . Zero hope for man-kind , Some magical figure is going to save us .

I don't think evolution and Bible are very contradicting either.

If God works in natural ways, don't get more natural than that.

Bible thumpers don't like it cause it says God created it in 6 days, 7th day he rested. God didn't have power protein shakes, he needed his rest and relaxation. He's God, but he gets tired.

To me that story is non sense, but I do hold high regard for the new testament.

Jesus gave us more hope and more tips on how to have a peaceful world, than anything else in a Bible.

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