Hello. I'm a new poster here.

I think it's a great idea to include Evolution/Creation position statements in the user profiles. I'm a bit busy these days, but I'll put it on the list.As long as I'm posting let me mention that I'm busy enough that I'm stretched a little thin in my moderator role in The Great Debate forum right now. Hopefully Larry, moderator for Topical Discussion, can cover, but I knows he's busy, too. Everyone, please send me email if you have any concerns about possible guideline violations as I always check email daily.Oh, and I could use a better Creationism glossary for the website, and I think adding a Bible dictionary is a good idea, too. If anyone knows of some good ones let me know via email.--Percy (admin@)

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TC writes:
I think the majority [of evolutionists] are simply looking for an answer where it cannot be found, simply put, they want to be able to see God to believe in him.

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Acceptance of the theory of evolution is not a rejection of God. A great many scientists hold deep and sincere religious beliefs. Most probably see science and religion as dealing with different realms. Few outside of evangelical Christianity take a literal interpretation of the Bible, but acceptance of a young earth and rejection of evolution is much more widespread than fundamentalism.You were born during the administration of a US president who once said, "Well, it is a theory. It is a scientific theory only, and it has in recent years been challenged in the world of science - that is, not believed in the scientific community to be as infallible as it once was." Reagan was echoing feelings on this topic that resonate strongly throughout American culture.--Percy