Oh, and by the way, about my children....my older boy, died many years ago...but before he died, he was a sweet teen-ager, 15yrs old, showed every sign of growing into a fine young man, and had complete confidence that after he did die, God would welcome him home...as I am sure He did..
My younger son is now 31, a wonderful young man, who hardly acts as you describe, as 'coming from the muck and goo'(whatever the heck that means, you need to explain)
Why would you act as if someone who believes in evolution, would raise children who act like they come from the 'muck and goo'?....
Millions of people believe in evolution, and believe in God, and also raise wonderful children...that you would think otherwise, says much about you
I am sorry to hear you lost a child. There can be no greater pain to a parent. According to a recent Zogby poll, 71 percent of the public favors allowing teachers to acknowledge the scientific controversy surrounding the origins of life. The results of a Pew Research Center poll published September 1, 2005, show that nearly two-thirds of the people polled, 64 percent, said they believe Creationism should be taught along with evolution in public schools. In October 2005, President Bush endorsed academic freedom by saying "people ought to be exposed to different ideas" on life origins. Recently 400 scientists critical of Darwin signed a statement calling the theory of evolution "the great white elephant of contemporary thought. Our society is going to have to come to grips with the fact that people are now swallowing the phantasy of evolution taught as fact.