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The very fact that charlatan creationism can even share the same stage with evolution as a serious topic for debate only shows how low-brow public discourse has fallen in our country. This crazy anti-intellectual streak will eventually be our undoing. We can and do import all the science brains we need at this point, primarily from India and China, but eventually we'll have dumbed down too much to lure them here anymore.
Ham probably just wants to educate others on creationism, the dishonesty being taught about evolution, and through that lead others to salvation.
No no. "Intelligent Design".
I wonder if it occured to him (or any of you) that even if there was an intelligent force that invented the universe, there's nothing that says your religion (whatever it is) has anything to do with it. What if this god of yours isn't really yours, all that Christianity stuff is just a story, there is no salvation, and this intelligent designer couldn't care less about you or your imaginary soul?
Has this occured to you, or are you just trying to push your particular fable of choice on us and pretending it has merit?
Ham is a Creationist. He disagrees with Intelligent Design because it neither asserts that the universe and all living things were created, nor names a designer.
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