No and it doesn't elicit any chuckles from me that your comments here are based upon bias opinions only and are far more accurately align with what is happening in science classrooms across the globe with the evolutionary belief taught as though it is "fact". They are not taught to ask questions, they accept it because they're told. Creation on the other hand exposes it and causes people to start questioning some of what they are being taught. So your post above doesn't even come close to describing the truth about creation.

On the other hand, creation is now helping children see the other side and causing them to ask questions, which is what elicits so much anger and annoyance from people like yourself Linda. I am sure you're aware that most of these young people who will be attending this venture have already been exposed to and taught evolution don't you? So what are you fraid of? Since they already know the apparent "Truth". Are you scared that if they hear the other side they may have a chance to make up their own mind, based up all sides of the argument, when you would prefer they only heard "one"?

Since I was also brought up with evolution here and there, I never knew there was another side. I was very glad to hear it and to be able to think for myself and consider either. Not that I am overly scientific, but I still have an opinion, I can still look at the so-called facts and come to my own conclusion. I have a right to do that and I think everybody does.