[wagglebee]

It seems that the difficulty arises when one has an agenda beyond the mere subject of evolution.

As I've said several times on this thread, I don't think evolution has anything to do with the agenda.

IF evolution is true, then it would be something that has happened, is ongoing and no amount of debate could change it. In this respect, it wouldn't be any different than photosynthesis. However, with Darwinism there is an evil agenda which extends way beyond a flimsy and unprovable hypothesis.

[trisham]

As I've said several times on this thread, I don't think evolution has anything to do with the agenda.

IF evolution is true, then it would be something that has happened, is ongoing and no amount of debate could change it. In this respect, it wouldn't be any different than photosynthesis. However, with Darwinism there is an evil agenda which extends way beyond a flimsy and unprovable hypothesis.

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Agreed. Imho, one can believe that it is possible that God created evolution. What I object to is the agenda that appears to go hand in hand with Darwinism and the attempt to squash any dissenting or questioning voices.