[Central Scrutiniser]

Answers in Genesis?

Vastly more actual scientists in the Evolution camp than the few in the Creationist camp.

I have an open mind, if someone disproves evolution, I will agree, but no one has over all these years. If someone on the creationist side comes up with real data then I will look at it.

But, you point a site that is a joke.

[pray4liberty]

You're entitled to your opinion, but I have seen their scientific seminars and they are able to show where the scientific evidence is and make their case. The curriculum is fascinating to the last detail.

However, it appears you have dismissed/passed judgment on the site without exploring it fully, which leads me to believe that you are not really serious about exploring all sides as you claim to, nor will you give the creationist point of view a fair analysis.

Admittedly, creation scientists may appear small in numbers for the time being--however, consider that famed scientists like Louis Pasteur were Christian, and so were Marie Curie and Sir Isaac Newton, who believed in God and in creation--and used their scientific knowledge to benefit mankind. It is not politically correct for a scientist to admit to any religious belief today. To some, science has become their religion.

I agree with Einstein that both science and religion are intertwined.