[plewis1250]

90% of the country identifies themselves as "Christians", of some sort. They have been spoon fed your theories all of their lives, so you are right, they do not all believe in creationism. Unlike you however, they do not believe we all came from pond scum. They believe in a god, which means they must believe something besides the pond scum theory. (That theory is based on a total LACK of a god of any sort)
- plewis1250

[CarolinaGuitarman]

"90% of the country identifies themselves as "Christians", of some sort."

So? Most evolutionists believe in God.

"Unlike you however, they do not believe we all came from pond scum. They believe in a god, which means they must believe something besides the pond scum theory. (That theory is based on a total LACK of a god of any sort)."

The majority of people who agree with evolution don't agree with you. They also believe in God.

BTW, abiogenesis theory says NOTHING about the existence of a deity, for or against. Nor do any other theories in science. :)

[Protagoras]

As a Christian, I find evolution to be a possibility. Possibly the tool God uses to achieve his ends.

Theism is entirely compatible with the theory of evolution.

[highball]

(That theory is based on a total LACK of a god of any sort)

The Catholic Church disagrees with you. But you know more about it than they do, right?

[narby]

Unlike you however, they do not believe we all came from pond scum.

You don't think God created pond scum? You have something against God's fine creation of fresh water life?

I think your pride in being human rather than a distant relative of pond scum is getting in the way here.