Some people may want creationism taught in public schools, I personally do not support that idea. The teaching is only as good as the teacher so a lot of room would be available there for error trying to teach that in a public school. However, neither should evolution be taught as a scientific fact. I have no problem with either being mentioned briefly since either one or the other are believed to be true depending on who you speak to. In order to mention creationism, the Christian version, other creation stories from other religions also need to mentioned. I truly do believe in comprehensive education, especially in the public schools.

You are using willful blindness and bizarre logic to say that the tooth fairy exists and that the world was sneezed up by the great whoknowswhateape, aomeba or trilobite.

Just because a fossil record exists is hardly proof that creation did not happen. Logically, it is proof that it did happen, it is proof of life.

Ignoring accounts and factual records of christian history is hardly the way to win a creation/evolution debate.

Though i've been called a bigot and whoknows what here how many times, i think it's pretty obvious who the bigots are since they refuse to even explore that facts on the other side of the argument.