Do Christian teenagers still believe in it? Is it more or less popular among zoomers and alphoomers than among millennials?
>peer reviewed science across multiple disciplines morphology evolutionary biology geology astrophysics globally makes the universe seem very oldErmmmmm that’s not rigorous enough to be sure……… because the sun may turn into a black puff ball tmrw…..>Altogether, Methuselah lived a total of 969 years, and then he diedFVVVVVVARK…
>>18692116Euro here, I think I have met one creationist in my entire life. It seems to be mostly an American and African thing.
>>18692146Also euro. I've only met them among evangelicals, but those aren't common here. Even my grandma who was born in the 1920s into a farmer's family in bumfuck nowhere and was extremely pious didn't believe in that shit because she was catholic lol.
Some people just want to turn off their brains and save shelf space by only owning one book.>>18692116I don't think there are studies about age groups. The general trend is going downward though. In the 90s almost 50% of Americans thought God created humans in their present form. Now its's "only" 37%. One third of the population believing in something that is so demonstrably false is still an insanely high number of course.
