Creation is a junk theory. There is no physical evidence to support it. Evolution has tons of bones and remains layered in the surface of the earth over millions of years, with obvious genetic links and subtle changes to the forms. No one has physical evidence of a creator. It stands to reason that if a deity created the physical world, he should be able to interact with it physically, but he has left zero physical evidence of himself. The stories of him speaking to people sound like lunacy and con jobs. It would be nothing but sick brainwashing to teach it to kids in schools. Evolution doesn't have anything to do with religious theory anyway. It's much more like the theory of gravity, or the theory of the sun. The theory of tides. The theory that the moon influences the tides. These are all standing theories because they are testable, they are backed up by physical evidence, and they cannot be disproven. Creation theory can't be tested, and there is zero evidence. It cannot be evaluated by science, or experienced in the physical world, so it's like the theory of unicorns. Why not teach the children that unicorns and dragons made babies, then turned those babies into humans with magic? Let's throw everything at these poor children and watch them go crazy!



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