As I pointed out (all in good fun of course) in an earlier post.
"Creationism" is a word that carries a broad brush. I worked with a guy a long time ago who was fixed on the idea that not only was everything created by God, but that it happened only a few thousand years ago. There's an entire subculture wrapped around this.
But the vast majority of religious believers don't fall into that category. Most believe that God or whoever had some role in the creation and maintenance of the world, but have no problems with the Earth being billions of years old or even evolution as a process.
It's odd that this kind of irrational belief can label someone instantly as a person not to be taken seriously on any subject, but other commonly-held bizarre beliefs on economics, foreign policy, or even science, don't seem to carry the same stigma.
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So does Nancy Pelosi
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- An unsettling trend with McCain
- And in in Gas Tax Holiday, which is monumentally stupid whether by JMcC or HRC (n/t)
- McCain's a populist instead of a independent thinker?
- He also believes in creationism
- How many of these guys are there?
- Creationism as a lost opportunity
- Polls
- "How much of our biology, geology and astronomy is ACTUALLY being influenced by this?"
- Funny, ain't it.......
- re: "How much of our biology, geology and astronomy is ACTUALLY being influenced by this?"
- Oh for Darwins' sake...
- If schools weren't run by the government, not everyone would go to school.
- That's what the government keeps telling us. (n/t)
- All right, how about this?
- re: how about this?
- Always goes back to vouchers
- Let me tell you about home school.
- Vouchers are a government subsidy for church schools...
- re: how about this?
- All right, how about this?
- That's what the government keeps telling us. (n/t)
- "How much of our biology, geology and astronomy is ACTUALLY being influenced by this?"
- So does Nancy Pelosi
- How many of these guys are there?
- He also believes in creationism
