Briefly here Bex: the statements in bold. Are they yours or have they been copied from somewhere? I was unsure of this before and I'm unsure now as well. There is also the quote mine from Darwin, taken out of context as these things are. If you didn't read The Origin of Species and pull it out yourself, then you got it from a creationist website or book. Am I wrong?

I would also ask that if you are going to post claims such as Hovind "proving" the inauthenticity of horse evolution, or a Christian biologist being fired apparently for being a creationist, that you give a link. I am very, very skeptical of the supposed unbiased nature of these stories and would like to look into the facts myself, which is what anyone would want to do if they want to get to the truth of a matter. Getting all "facts" from one source is pretty unreliable in my opinion.

By the way, every time Russ tells me to look at Hovind's website or video, I tell him to look at Buddika's Creationist Lies Index. It's a bit tongue-in-cheek of me because I do not expect him to refute the dozens of points there. He should not expect me to refute an entire website either. We need to try to stick to a point or two at a time, such as the one I've made about Hovind being in error about the sun.