[Gunslingr3]

Evolution assumes too many extremely improbably events occurring over too short a span of time.

Whereas creationism insists a magic being whipped up the universe from nothing in six days. What's their point again?

[observer5]

"Evolution" as taught in most schools today is a religion.

[job]

Magic being...? Don't stand so close to me. Course their is no magic in belieiving that we all arrived by evolution, yet no one knows what it is that we evolved from. Life form zero.

Course, you might just use the old "lightening zapped a tidal pool" argument. I always liked that story/fable/fairy tale. It seems that evolution should not be taught at all unless the proponents of theory acknowledge there has to be, a priori, something to evolve from, and two, we don't know what that original organism that all life evolved from is.

Oh, that's just too picky. Let's go ahead with evolution without caveats, we seem to be so much more high-brow that way.

[metacognative]

Whereas Darwinites believe matter whipped up out of nowhere for no reason and magically became hgighley organized biology. I don't want future doctors looking at evidence!
Old Time Evolution Myths are good enough.

[Last Visible Dog]

Whereas creationism insists a magic being whipped up the universe from nothing in six days. What's their point again?

The point would be your point is absolutely irrelevant. Attacking creationism does not in any way support the theory of evolution.

[Doc On The Bay]

NEITHER POV should be "Relevant" to a "Medical Student."

While the "Theory" of ANYTHING about "Life" is an ALWAYS FASCINATING SUBJECT for students struggling to be "Docs," the "Subject Matter" of "Contemporary Medicine" PRECLUDES ANY "Theoretical Discussion" regarding "Evolution" vs "Creation."

The Study of the "Minutia" of "Medical Care" doesn't allow it's students to debate "Evolution vs. Creation."

Most Medical Students are FAR MORE WORRIED about your Hematology than your Theology!!

Doc