That's not what the statement actually says. You fell for the creationist spin about that statement and its signatories, didn't you? Heck, that statement is so mild and milquetoast that even *I* would sign if it it weren't being used for anti-science propaganda purposes, and I'm as big a supporter of "Darwin's theory" as anyone.
Get a clue.
Meanwhile, statements *supporting* evolution:
Project Steve. Nat'l Center for Science Education: the overwhelming number of genuine scientists supporting evolution.
Statement by IAP, signed by 68 major national and international science organizations -- including the UK's Royal Society, Isaac Newton's organization
Statement signed by more than 10,300 Christian clergy
Position Statement by the Executive Committees of the American Society of Agronomy, Crop Science Society of America, Soil Science Society of America
Academy Of Science Of The Royal Society Of Canada
Alabama Academy Of Science
American Anthropological Association
American Anthropological Association (2000)
American Association For The Advancement Of Science (1923)
American Association For The Advancement Of Science (1972)
American Association For The Advancement Of Science (1982)
American Association For The Advancement Of Science (Commission on Science Education)
American Association For The Advancement Of Science (2002)
American Association Of Physical Anthropologists
American Astronomical Society (2000)
American Geophysical Union
American Geophysical Union (1999)
American Institute Of Biological Sciences
American Astronomical Society
American Society Of Biological Chemists
American Chemical Society
American Geological Institute
American Psychological Association
American Physical Society
American Society Of Parasitologists
Association for Women Geoscientists (1998)
Australian Academy of Science
Botanical Society of America
California Academy Of Sciences
Ecological Society of America (1999)
Genetics Society of America
Geological Society Of America
Geological Society of America (2001)
Geological Society of Australia (1995)
Georgia Academy Of Science (1980)
Georgia Academy Of Science (1982)
History of Science Society
Iowa Academy Of Science (1982)
Statement Of The Position Of The Iowa Academy Of Science On Pseudoscience (1986)
Iowa Academy Of Science (2000)
Kentucky Academy Of Science
Kentucky Academy Of Science (1999)
Kentucky Paleontological Society Statement on the Teaching of Evolution (1999)
Louisiana Academy Of Sciences
National Academy Of Sciences (1972)
National Academy Of Sciences (1984)
National Academy Of Sciences (1998)
North American Benthological Society (2001)
North Carolina Academy Of Science
North Carolina Academy Of Science (1997)
New Orleans Geological Society
New York Academy Of Sciences
Ohio Academy Of Science
Ohio Academy Of Science (2000)
Ohio Math and Science Coalition (2002)
Oklahoma Academy Of Sciences
The Paleontological Society
Sigma Xi, Louisiana State University Chapter, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Society For Amateur Scientists
Society For Integrative and Comparative Biology (2001)
Society For The Study Of Evolution
Society Of Systematic Biologists (2001)
Society Of Vertebrate Paleontology (1986)
Society Of Vertebrate Paleontology (1994)
Southern Anthropological Society
Virginia Academy Of Science (1981)
West Virginia Academy Of Science