[Para-Ord.45]

'Pew Research Center poll, 64 percent, say they believe "creationism" should be taught alongside "evolution" - a finding likely to spark more controversy about what is taught in the schools. '

Next we`ll find "freepers" disagreeing with majority rule.

[JamesP81]

I still can't figure out what's wrong with teaching both. they're theories. Neither has been proven. I don't see a problem with talking about theories, as long as it is explained as such that they are theories, and are yet to be proven.

Why do evolutionists find this prospect so threatening?

[GSlob]

Yes, we will. Next 50 years will be biotech, like last 40 were electronics - and we better have well trained scientists to do it unless we are willing to sink to a has-been status. And mind you, this training is Darwinist, and not bibling. And then, in another 100 years we might indeed come to the intelligent design - when we learn to intelligently WRITE genomes. Why, we might even breed a bibler with a book of scriptures organically growing right out of its nose, so it would always be before its eyes.