[Quark2005]

Evolution will be taught in public schools as long as good science is taught in public schools, for the simple reason it is good science. A death cult dedicated at its end to racism? Please.

Please, pick up a freshman biology book and begin to read; you'll find there is ample evidence pointing to evolution and that we know plenty about it. How you reconcile this with your faith is your business; it doesn't change the observed facts that lead to a solid foundation of evolutionary theory.

[Ryan Bailey]

My dear sir:

Since you claim that there is "ample evidence" for macroevolution after the style of Darwinist Naturalism and expect me to pay, via involuntary confiscation through taxation, for the teaching of the same to school children, it now falls to you to present such evidence, for I know of none such.

I am however, desirous of knowledge and I must admit that I could be mistaken on this subject; I am not a natural scientist, nor a subject matter expert in evolutionism or creationism.

I am sincerely seeking more light on the subject.

I respectfully challenge you to here give in your own phraseology, one such singular piece of "ample evidence" as you have above alluded to.

The introduction of the same will aid greatly in this exchange.

I thank you in advance for your courtesy.

your servant,

-B.

[Mikse]

I think the biggest tradegy of this whole tawdry 'debate' is that evolution can't be aligned with the creator. The natural laws of our universe (i.e. physics, chemistry which leads to evolution) are so beautifully designed that the whole thing can be set in motion by the creator (i.e. the big bang) and 15 billion years later we are the result. Now thats what I call intelligent design.