[connectthedots]

In a parallel universe, a majority of Americans, 54%, do not believe human beings evolved, according to one poll (2). Only 38% agree with the statement, "human beings evolved from an earlier species"

Apparently most Americans have enough intelligence to see the ToE for what it really is; a lie.

Doesn't take a degree in science to understand the arguments for and against.

[CarolinaGuitarman]

"Doesn't take a degree in science to understand the arguments for and against."

Though such a degree will almost certainly leave one with the conviction that evolution is correct.

[LibertarianSchmoe]

Doesn't take a degree in science to understand the arguments for and against.

You're half-right.

[Dimensio]

Doesn't take a degree in science to understand the arguments for and against.

Perhaps you could explain the arguments against and demonstrate the claim that the Theory of Evolution is a "lie" to be accurate.

[trashcanbred]

Apparently most Americans have enough intelligence to see the ToE for what it really is; a lie.

That is funny because 50% can't find Iraq and 60% of Americans cannot find Mississippi on a map. Did you know that? Maybe Mississippi is a lie also, maybe it doesn't exist. I dunno, I been there recently and it sure seems to be there. Another sad statistic, 30% says knowing how to find stuff on a map is not important. I bet a high percent of those people at ID'ers. Wish we had that statistic.

By the way, Evolution has evidence, ID has.... nothing except for carnival acts being passed off as proof. If ID is so true and Evolution so false... why the "human and dinosaur footprints" you guys try and pass off as truth?

[Coyoteman]

Doesn't take a degree in science to understand the arguments for and against.

But, those with a degree in science generally understand the arguments for and against.

They, in overwhelming numbers, come down on the side of science.