[From many - one.]

By pushing the teaching of creation as some Christians see it in the public schools, Creationists are indeed using taxpayer dollars. Creationists are also using them in funding these pseudo-debates, legal actions and so on.

There are not a whole lot of scientists from India, China or Japan opposing evolution. They have their own journals to publish in, so if there was a real case, we'd see some fascinating articles from one of these places.

Accepting Creation as an act of faith is an honorable thing. Pushing pseudo-science is not.

[wallcrawlr]

I didnt realize I got to pick and choose which programs I get to fund. Can I get a refund then on my taxes...;-)

BTW, it is not for my honor that I believe...instead I give God the honor he deserves for his creation.

[ColoCdn]

"Pushing pseudo-science is not."

You mean like your precious little Prof. Reiner Protsch von Zeiten, and his cute carbon-dating hoax?

Evo frauds are so precocious.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1196571/posts

[fire and forget]

Very nicely said. If the evidence of a 6,000 year-old Earth is so compelling, why is NO ONE outside the Christian, Bible-reading community advancing the same concept?

[fire and forget]

(I was referring to your "Pushing pseudo science ... " statement)