Can you have faith in Einstein, Darwin and God ?

Faith is belief without evidence. We have evidence that the first 2 existed so we don't need faith. The scientific theories that they proposed also have quite a bit of evidence in their favor.

You don't need "faith" in Einstein and Darwin. Both of them can be proven to have existed, and their science supported heavily with evidence.

"God" is the only part of that sentence that requires faith. Certainly one may have faith in a god and accept that Einstein and Darwin's theories were correct. I don't, but it IS possible.

Darwin and Einstein definitely existed. Only god is in question. Why have faith in anything? Just believe what you can see, hear, touch. It's as simple as that.

I have faith in God, but I accept the theories of Einstein and Darwin

Yes, I have learned so much about God's creation from Einstein. You can have faith in anything, life, love people anything.

Do YOU NEED FAITH TO BELIEVE IN EINTEINS'S E=mc2 and Darwin"s Natural Selection.

You probably will need lots of it if you want to believe that the world was created in 7 days and man was created out of mud!

I don't know anyone who has faith in Einstein or Darwin. What would someone have faith in them for? Doesn't make sense. If either were alive, they'd probably slap you for taking anything they said on faith. If you have faith in them, you're simply doing it wrong.

Faith in god, on the other hand, is absolutely necessary. If you don't have faith, you start seeing all the inconsistencies and illogic that are necessary to support a magical sky fairy that watches over us and tells us what to do while his chosen representatives attempt to live like kings at the expense of the flock.

Einstein had proof of his theories.

Darwin's is a hypothesis. It can not be experimented and proved.

Same is the case with God. But blind faith is disastrous to fellow human beings.

Einstein and Darwin did not and would not want or need you to have "faith" in them.

Why would anyone need faith in all three? As the first two operated in the field of science, they relied on proof beyond reasonable doubt rather than faith.