Creationism Quotes
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We objected to the morality because it interfered with our sexual freedom.
In a better world, science teachers would teach creationism along with evolution as an exercise in critical thinking.
It is said that God has created man in his own image. But it may be that humankind has created God in the image of humankind.
Suppose we were to teach creationism. What would be the content of the teaching? Merely that a creator formed the universe and all species of life ready-made? Nothing more? No details?
Ever notice that people who believe in creationism look really unevolved? Eyes real close together, big furry hands and feet. "I believe God created me in one day." Yeah, looks like he rushed it.
In the Modern Age, there are still those who refuse to contradict a single word of the Bible, even though the Bible contradicts itself.
In this climate - with belief in guardian angels and creationism becoming commonplace - making fun of religion is as risky as burning a flag in an American Legion hall.
Man, made after God's image, was a nobler creation than twinkling sparks in the sky, or than the larger and more useful lamp of the moon.
Intelligent design, unlike creationism, is a science in its own right and can stand on its own feet.
You can find religions without creationism, but you never find creationism without religion.
America is a very divided country now. Not only are there red states and blue states, there are now red facts and blue facts. The right-wing believe in creationism. The left in evolution.
I learned very early on that it's necessary but not sufficient for scientists to go to school board meetings and say, 'We shouldn't be teaching creationism.' Being right doesn't mean it'll pass.
You always need to find the balance in the science, but the balance to talking about evolutionary theory is not to talk about creationism, that's not a balance, that's misleading and it's just wrong.
Creationism, perhaps the most pernicious of the intellectual perversions now afflicting the American public.
Why, then, do I continue to claim that creationism isn't science? Simply because these relatively few statements have been tested and conclusively refuted.
To teach kids that creationism explains something about the world is no different than teaching them that the earth is flat.
Darwin abolished special creations, contributed the Origin of Species and hitched all life together in one unbroken procession.
Stephen Hawking said that his quest is simply "trying to understand the mind of God".
If we were truly created by God, then why do we still occasionally bite the insides of our own mouths?
What believer of faith among us can claim to understand the exact mechanistic structure of a world created by a god/God.
Teaching the myth of creation to the students instead of teaching them the fact of evolution is nothing but an act of ultimate ignorance!
Every single Biblical doctrine of theology, directly or indirectly, ultimately has its basis in the book of Genesis.
The problem Creationists identify is with the word 'theory', not with the case for evolution
An atheist's response to a creationist asking 'what if' there was a God, That would be quite an unsettling thought.
It has always been science versus fundamentalism, not science versus religion.
It takes not a few centuries, or even millenniums, but millions of years for a subtle evolutionary change to become noticeable.
Darwin's Theory of Evolution is the worst way to explain the mysteries of life, except for Creationism.
No Lord Almighty created the humans out of personal will. Creationism is simply a myth created by the weak and ignorant humans out of a psychological need to have a sense of eternal security.
The belief that the world was created yesterday seems to hold great appeal to those born at that time.
