[nightdriver]

"Evolution is an atheist’s way to excuse their denial and rejection of god, it is their religion."

This has been found to be a common thread among the avid evolutionists.

It's as though they are scared to death of acknowledging any entity who can, with valid authority, pass judgment on their morals, so they do whatever they can to "prove" that God does not exist.

In the long run, if people of faith are wrong, they are no worse off than the evolutionists. If, however, the atheistic evolutionists are wrong, they have a hell to pay.

[malakhi]

"Evolution is an atheist’s way to excuse their denial and rejection of god, it is their religion."

This has been found to be a common thread among the avid evolutionists.

Rather, it is a common theme among avid creationists to make this claim about those who accept the ToE. I suppose it is easier to accuse those you disagree with of denying and rejecting God than to actually learn something about science.

[furball4paws]

"In the long run, if people of faith are wrong, they are no worse off than the evolutionists. If, however, the atheistic evolutionists are wrong, they have a hell to pay."

This of course, is total BS. If the Creationists manage to theocratize the nation's schools, they will ruin the lives of millions of children and set back humanity hundreds of years. I'd say that that is a much more disastrous outcome than the "hell to pay" punishment of the immortal souls of a few evolutionists.

[Oztrich Boy]

In the long run, if people of faith are wrong, they are no worse off than the evolutionists. If, however, the atheistic evolutionists are wrong, they have a hell to pay.

I duuno about that. Most gods seem to get pretty ticked off with people who choose the wrong faith. Maybe it's safer to be an overlooked non-believer.