Wow!! The hostility is fantastic.
Yes, spreading lies is guaranteed to tick people off. That's why Michael Moore gets a hostile reaction too.
It reminds me of when feminist law students would go ballistic and resort to mere ad hominem attacks when their view points were criticized.
Actually, it reminds me of how people respond to the cynical lies of liberals and communists, and for the same reasons.
I love it.
You "love it" when people tell giant lies, and other people get upset over the rape of truth? You're a sick guy.
Anyway, it is amazing that creationism is now viewed as "filthy".
Learn to read, son. When they tell lies -- and they tell a lot of them -- the lies are what's filthy. Feel free to disagree and defend the telling of lies, if you wish, but don't expect me to sign up.
What is filthy is when children are taught that they are nothing more than highly evolved animals.
Nobody teaches this. You should stop lying yourself. It is true that biology correctly teaches that we are the result of evolutionary processes, and that we are animals (we're not plants or bacteria, for pete's sake, we're animals just like we're mammals and vertebrates and so on), but nobody teaches schoolkids that we are "nothing more" than that, because of course we are more than "just animals".
We certainly can't expect them to behave in any other way when that is what they think they are.
Kids aren't as stupid as to misunderstand their biology classes as badly as, well, as you have.
But I really don't think actual debate is going to happen here anyways.
Not if you can't keep up your end of the discussion, no.
Don't take that condescending tone with me. As an attorney I have had plenty to read. Granted, it is usually not done with the purpose of winning pointless arguments on web bloggs.
I looked at your page, and all the "research" you have done. It seems that you are an expert on everything, so I will just leave this thread be.