Do most people actually believe that we evolved from a single cell amoeba to humans over billions of years?

NOT ME FOR SURE...GOD NEVER LIES AND BIBLE IS STILL COMING TRUE!!!!!!

In my area, (Southern USA) I think most believe we were created by an All knowing, All powerful, Ever present God. I am 84 years old and after 19 surgeries and being shocked back to life after a stress test I have had some of the most intelligent people explain the many functions of all parts of the human body and not one of them doubts that an intelligent design Creator created us. Add to that my experience when as a young teenager The Holy Spirit revealed to me that I was a sinner in need of a Savior and that Savior was Jesus Christ the Son of God. I Repented of my sins and Trusted Jesus Christ as my Savior and all doubts were removed. This Same Salvation is for all who Trusted Him as I did. God bless.

Why don’t you go and ask “most” people? We will wait. I wonder how many languages you speak and how long it will take to ask all 7plus billion of them...?

It makes more sense than a supernatural being who is invisible sculpting us out of dirt and ribs.

Where did the single cell amoeba become a living thing? ONLY LIFE GIVES LIFE. Non living things CANNOT create life.

Gosh, I hope not.

o We are probably not descended from amoebas. We're in a different eukaryotic supergroup altogether, and our common ancestor may not have been amoeboid.

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It is more reasonable to me that life evolved from amino acids & proteins into single celled organisms then into more complex lifeforms than it is to believe that a god created it all out of nothing.

Just the existence of a god would beg the question, "Where did god come from".

And an answer of, "He always existed" is NOT and answer... it's a cop out.

Whenever one resorts to "God did it", they are shutting the door on learning.

With a little help along the way, yes.

Considering that very great numbers of people in the world may not be educated (or have very limited education), I would say, maybe not "most" people (especially when you add in those that are willfully ignorant.)

It depends where. In educated countries the vast majority of people accept that evolution is true (mostly because it is). Sadly, in the USA and third world countries, not so much (mostly because of religious bigotry).