[DGray]

So it's your way or the highway, then, huh? If you eventually win your creationist debate, will you then start a campaign to shut down all Christian churches that believe differently for yours? I can't wait to see that happen. < / sarc>

[MineralMan]

"So it's your way or the highway, then, huh? If you eventually win your creationist debate, will you then start a campaign to shut down all Christian churches that believe differently for yours? I can't wait to see that happen."


How silly! Some Christian denominations accept evolution as the means the deity used to populate the planet. Others do not. As far as I know, there is no move on the part of either to eliminate the other.

It's just differences in doctrine. Such is the nature of organized Christianity. Were it not for doctrinal differences, everyone would still be members of the Roman Catholic or one of the Eastern Orthodox churches.

But they're not. There are hundreds of denominations, some of which differ on very, very tiny points of doctrine. Others differ hugely in doctrine.

Yet, all are denominations of Christianity.

[Just mythoughts]

"So it's your way or the highway, then, huh? If you eventually win your creationist debate, will you then start a campaign to shut down all Christian churches that believe differently for yours? I can't wait to see that happen. < / sarc>"


No that is the common misconception of the evolutionists. Personally I have no need to mob an evolutionists museum, I would more than likely go to a "creationists" museum and ask them who it was that told them the Bible said this earth was a young earth. They sure did not get that common belief from the Bible.