[CarolinaGuitarman]

"No, I have not moved any goalpost; those that have been willing to speak on the subject seem to feel that evolution is not the answer, but that does not necessarily mean that they are creationists in the context that we hold on these threads."

So, you moved the goalposts. This is the post you made to donh:

" Evolutionary theory is accepted by virtually all biologists, and most scientists..."(donh)

That is nonsense. I know quite a number of biologists, a number of whom are active in genetic reasearch in a leading firm, (in which we hold stock, and go to stockholders open house days) and most of them are of the opinion that the question of evolution is irrelevant to their work.(you)

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In the above you don't actually provide any evidence against the claim that most scientists accept evolution, though you perversely call that claim *nonsense* anyway. You still have not provided any evidence that more than a tiny percentage of scientists think that evolution is wrong.

[editor-surveyor]

My guess, based on conversations with real biologists at large, publicly traded firms, is that few of them accept evolution as anything but irrelevant politics. Only the leftist professors, who cannot be called scientists due to their closely held personal bias, and total lack of objectivity, seem to be in any way interested in evolution.