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Young Earth Creationist vs Evolution: Global Flood, tissue in T-rex, not a single transitional fossil has been found.
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1. There's no PROOF to this remark. If anything, evolution has been forced down the throats of every public school child since the Scopes Monkey Trial.
That, and the fact that Creationism is BANNED from being taught in public schools pretty much dooms your azzumption.
The removal of prayer from classrooms broadened Darwinism's affects.
2. This comment only solidifies my previous comments.
Atheists latched onto Darwinism like flies on dung when it first came out. Only in the last 30 years or so have the tides begin turning, with more and more scientists seeing the vast complexity of the universe, which points to Intelligent Design and thus, a Creator.
Many more are afraid of stating such for fear of being ostracized by the atheistic scientific community.
Quoting: TheLordsServant Surveys indicate that most scientists are theists. What you fail to consider is that people can believe in evolution and God at the same time. Not all Christians are Creationists. Creationism isn't merely the assertion that an intelligence created the universe, it's the assertion that animals were created fully formed in their current state by magic. Creationists state that the earth is about 6000 years old and that Noah's flood happened 4000 years ago. These things conflict with the evidence, not just evolution theory. Creationism shouldn't be taught in science class because it's not science. "most scientists are theists"? Got a link to prove that statement? "fully formed in their current state by magic"? Not by magic...but by God / Yahuah and His Son Jesus / Yeshua. Evolution is nothing more than a theory. There's no proof that the dating of fossils is accurate. Dinosaur tissue is a major problem for "old earth" and those against the discovery are for the most part just attacking the scientists. Apparently you don't realize that Scopes was convicted. It wasn't until 1968 that the Supreme Court overturned an Arkansas law that prohibited the teaching of evolution. Even now surveys of science teachers show that many of them dodge the topic to avoid creating a controversy.
Quoting: ToSeek Regardless of the outcome of the original trial, it's clear to see that the theory evolution as a "scientific fact" had it's roots in that trial. Dodge what topic? Evolution? Sure is odd then that it remains to be taught as fact versus theory.
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