[bornacatholic]

It is all very clear.

Out of the primordial muck an atom or what not formed itself and collided with another which had formed itself and a few million years later, after many other similar collisions, a fish was formed and he grew so bored with swiming that he grew him some legs and crawled out of the water and became an alligator and that ol gator just lay about in the sun and the wind so racked his hide that they became feathers and the gator flew up into the trees where he, sorta slowly,became an eagle which laid an egg and out of that egg popped a monkey who grew bored of life in the trees so he climbed down to the ground and became a man who hunted and picked berries until he got so bored he invented schools and made folks read Darwin.

Amen

And just because Darwin hated his Christian Daddy and repudiated Christianity is no reason not to believe Darwin

[Luke21]

Takes more faith to believe that than the Bible if you ask me.

[Modernman]

And just because Darwin hated his Christian Daddy and repudiated Christianity is no reason not to believe Darwin

So, if someone is not a Christian, you automatically assume they're not telling the truth?

[Dimensio]

Ah, yes, yet another person who doesn't understand evolution at all, proclaims themself an expert on it (you got your description wrong from the beginning), and then takes a moment to claim that Darwin was trying to replace Christianity.

This is why creationists don't have credibility: they demonstrate abysmal ignorance of the scientific theory that they trash and they use shameless lies in an attempt to discredit Darwin and his motives.