creationism

Probably explains why so many of them believe in Creationism.

His view is that creationism should not be taught in schools.

Growing numbers of school kids (we are told) believe in creationism.

Not once during my studies did I ever hear creationism discussed.

There is one large problem with this version of creationism.

Are you talking about day/age creationism in your special pleading or not?

Why do you have a problem with teaching both creationism and evolution!

If the creationism issue had not come up, he added, "I'm sure we would have."

But there is also a growing movement of Islamic creationism.

Despite years of trying, they have yet to turn up any evidence at all that supports creationism.

"All of us in the modern creationism movement today would say we stand on his shoulders."

Some parents fear the next fight will be over teaching creationism in science classes.

For him, creationism is merely religious belief by another name.

What does Creationism have to say of the first stage?"

He said creationism should be taught in religious studies lessons.

However modern literal creationism has had little support among the higher levels of the Church.

It would make me a bit sad if you thought creationism was in any way related to science though.

You have also stated the evidence for creationism is more compelling.

Can creationism, in fact, give a hint of any future finding?

So he is thinking about what aspect of creationism to tackle next.

Churches and Sunday schools are where creationism should be taught.

He is well known for his criticism of creationism and intelligent design.

This is the basic tenet of creationism in the West.

Support for creationism was stronger among the poor and the least educated.

Polls show that the percentage of Americans who say they believe in creationism is about 45 percent.