Would Jesus reject those Christians that embrace the Theory of Evolution if they don't repent and ask for forgiveness ?

What do you mean by "reject"? Do you mean send to hell? I don't know about that but the hypothesis of evolution denies that God had anything to do with Creation or anything after that. According to the psychology principle of "Cognitive Dissonance", a person can not believe 2 opposing things at the same time. Jesus said the same thing when He said that a man cannot serve 2 masters. Either he will hate the one and love the other or he will treat the first with respect and the second wit scorn." If a person truly believe in the false hypothesis of evolution that says that everything came about by accident, it is impossible for that person to believe in God or obey His Commandments. Because of that a person who embraces the hypothesis of evolution will have a hard time getting to Heaven. Is it impossible? Jesus said that "with God all things are possible" but it's a chance I don't care to make. Besides, I know enough science to know that the hypothesis of evolution 9is scientifically impossible!

It's hard to believe some folks still don't understand the difference between evolution and Darwin's Theory of Evolution. Two totally different things. Evolution is real, there is proof, we can see it and study it. Some folks just don't want to believe we evolved from apes. And, until the missing link is found there really is nothing to prove that.

I'm no bible thumper or anything, but it is so damn tiring to hear people argue over the existence, or lack thereof, where a god is concerned. Why do some people have such a need to feel they are right and such an issue with others believing something different from them. We will never know who is right or wrong in this lifetime so just let it the hell go already.

Would Jesus reject those Christians that embrace the Theory of Evolution if they don't repent and ask for forgiveness ?

The Magic Jeebus Man, who lived many centuries before Darwin discovered natural selection, most certainly was a creationist, aka uneducated moron. Christians who don't admit Jeebus was a science denier are not real Christians.

Like it or not there are thousands of denominations all claiming to be right and all where founded by one person or another. You really believe they know anymore then you think you know? Everyone who had their own opinion of religion has started one or another so look at all the religions and

JW's about 7.9 million believe them

7th day Adventist approximately 15,769,000 believe them

Mormon 15,082,028 believe them

So there saying they are all right, you better have faith because that's all they have.

A quote from the past

A few years ago the Deists denied the inspiration of the Bible on account of its cruelty. At the same time they worshiped what they were pleased to call the God of Nature. Now we are convinced that Nature is as cruel as the Bible; so that, if the God of Nature did not write the Bible, this God at least has caused earthquakes and pestilence and famine, and this God has allowed millions of his children to destroy one another. So that now we have arrived at the question -- not as to whether the Bible is inspired and not as to whether Jehovah is the real God, but whether there is a God or not.

-- Robert Green Ingersoll,

I hate to tell you this, but the Bible never says "Evolution is a lie". Many Christians believe the whole 7 days thing wasn't actually 7 days of 24 hours and that they were actually going on Gods time. I'm not Christian, but my parents are. They used to always say that God said he does not break his own rules. Meaning he could have used evolution to create the world. It's what they use to explain why most miracles can be proven what happened through science.

Accepting and rejecting the Jesus (the gospel of repentance of all sin and accepting Jesus' offer of forgiveness). Jesus knows who is really repenting of all sin and accepting forgiveness and salvation. I can't imagine any true Christian accepting evolution over the bible. Would be kind of strange to reject the bible (where you find God's anointed Word that contains the truth about Jesus and the gospel) to then accept evolution that is totally unbiblical and teaches to reject Jesus and the bible. HUMMMMM.

It is simply not possible believe in evolution and also be Christian. It voids the ransom since Adam didn't sin because he was not created perfect but was merely the product of some ancestor not even necessarily human.

Since such ones reject Christ, they cannot repent and ask forgiveness for it. If they haven't been baptized and do get baptized in faith, and lead the Christian life in faith as given, then such ones may become Christian but as you ask it they are not.

Jesus went to the cross so that through His sacrifice ALL who believe in Him shall be saved. If any person was perfect, then we would have no need for salvation in the first place. The Bible is not a science book and was never intended to be one. Likewise, a science book will not provide a person with answers to spiritual questions.

John 3:16 means exactly what it says.

Peace be with you.

Jesus will never re3ject anyone but we must be careful if you are taught the wrong doctrines and the existence of God and religion. God is love and about forgiveness but the only thing that God will reject is the denial of the holy spirit because that is called- blasphemy of the holy spirit- the whole existence and the fabric of God and man.

REJECT ? Holy spirit may be taken away for those who reject the teachings of Jesus.

JESUS REJECTS EVOLUTION

More important, Jesus Christ, the most credible witness in the Bible, acknowledged the existence of Adam and Eve. When challenged on the subject of divorce, Jesus answered: “From the beginning of creation ‘[God] made them male and female. On this account a man will leave his father and mother, and the two will be one flesh’ . . . Therefore what God yoked together let no man put apart.” (Mark 10:6-9) Would Jesus use an allegory to establish a binding legal precedent? No! Jesus quoted Genesis as fact.

Summing up the Scriptural evidence, The New Bible Dictionary concludes: “The New Testament confirms the historicity of the account given in the early chapters of Genesis.”