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god made t.rex, chickens, you and me out of dirt. why is that so hard to accept? i mean, it's perfectly logical.


i post this video for all the creationists in the house:

pearl jam - do the evolution

well when you have people on the right who want to push intelligent design into the SCIENCE education despite the fact that it's not science in every sense of the imagination, you know testable experiments; confirming hypothesis; withstanding the scrutiny of science, you know those sort of things, i find it necessary to promote evolution every way that i can and show how foolish their argument is. That is despite the fact that their is no evidence to suggest what they want to teach.

I went to a catholic school taught by nuns, i went to a jesuit high school taught be priests and not once at those two levels of my education did they even try to teach anything but evolution. Now maybe personally they do believe in Intelligent Design simply because they are men of women of faith, but I respect the fact that they didn't try to undermine one of the greatest minds in Science ever in Charles Darwin, like the right is trying to do by promoting Intelligent Design.

All scientists will tell you that Evolution can't explain how life started, which means God isn't left out, but for people on the Right to make unfounded claims to contradict what evolution says shows how desperate the right is to stop liberalism. I'm a practicing catholic so it's not even a problem of having God in the public schools, it's a matter of it not being science. So if you're fine with the government ignoring the principle that church and state are supposed to be separate, then so be it. To me it's an insult to everyone's intelligence for allowing a theory that has withstood years of scrutiny to be written Evolution?, when it's not a question anymore but scientific fact.