[whattajoke]

It does seem odd that evolution, as opposed to other notions, has lately been singled out for special treatment by legislatures. Why is that? Why isn't the general public clamoring against teaching the theory of gravity as "just a theory?"

Very simple: There's no money in it. A creative person could pull it off, but distorting what evolution says is much easier and it fills the coffers - which is the ONLY reason the DI, AiG, Dr. Dino, etc do what they do. It's plain as day.

[Fester Chugabrew]

A creative person could pull it off, but distorting what evolution says is much easier . . .

Why is it easier to distort what evolution says as opposed to what the theory of gravity says? I thought both are on an equal level from the standpoint of science.