[Crush T Velour]

The problem is that non-scientists keep pointing to weaknesses that do not exist simply because it contradicts their understanding of their religion.

Ooo! That does sound bad. Let's find out what they have to say. Oh. Nevermind. Let's just pretend that the theory of Evolution has no open questions.

You are aware that there are frustrating problems with the theory of Evolution as there is with almost every theory, right? Are we teaching kids Science or some secular catechism?

[valkyry1]

Obviously the theory of Evolution is some mens religion, to them it is reality.

[Coyoteman]

You are aware that there are frustrating problems with the theory of Evolution as there is with almost every theory, right?

And fundamentalists whose knowledge of science is abysmal are going to point those problems out, eh?

That's where we get little gems like the classic we saw on this website a few years ago telling us that evolution is impossible because it violates the second law of thermal documents.

And scientists who have spent 30 or 40 years studying the subject are supposed to pay attention to that! What a joke!

[tpanther]

Are we teaching kids Science or some secular catechism?

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I was thinking cultish programming myself.