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In reply to the discussion: Creationism does not match reality in any way, yet nearly half the country believes it as fact. [View all]

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Creationism does not match reality in any way, yet nearly half the country believes it as fact. [View all] cleanhippie Jun 2012 OP
If they had any introspection at all, Christians who complain about atheists' "cartoonish" views dmallind Jun 2012 #1
Beautiful. 2ndAmForComputers Jun 2012 #7
Ignorant and proud of it. rurallib Jun 2012 #2
yep and would like everyone to join them-it's their mission!!! lunasun Jun 2012 #3
People are idiots catbyte Jun 2012 #4
First we need to know whether that poll was taken on Sunday. Beliefs vary. dimbear Jun 2012 #5
Remember: That is necessarily a majority of Christians. n/t laconicsax Jun 2012 #6
Ah shit. I had some tequila around here somewhere. nt rrneck Jun 2012 #8
I was reading about this study --> daaron Jun 2012 #9
Still, 41% of Democrats are creationists, too muriel_volestrangler Jun 2012 #10
When you're right, you're right. daaron Jun 2012 #17
Maybe explicitly associating creationism and fundamentalism with bigotry? muriel_volestrangler Jun 2012 #18
Maybe this view of reality LARED Jun 2012 #11
How do you define a "settled truth"? skepticscott Jun 2012 #12
I'm not making any claim that any view of reality LARED Jun 2012 #14
So what does your statement skepticscott Jun 2012 #21
It means what it says LARED Jun 2012 #22
You act as if the term "settled science" has a universally accepted meaning skepticscott Jun 2012 #24
Don't know what "settled truth" is edhopper Jun 2012 #13
Nice. LARED Jun 2012 #15
What would you call people edhopper Jun 2012 #16
I believe that; that's what this thread is about muriel_volestrangler Jun 2012 #19
I would say that "ignorant masses of Bible believing simpletons" describes the situation pretty well EvolveOrConvolve Jun 2012 #20
They believe the myths of bronze age nomads Goblinmonger Jun 2012 #23
Let us test that hypothesis. 2ndAmForComputers Jun 2012 #32
I wouldn't say simpletons. Iggo Jun 2012 #27
So about 1/2 of American are ignorant masses of Bible believing simpletons AlbertCat Jun 2012 #29
I don't speak for edhopper, but me, yes. I do believe that. 2ndAmForComputers Jun 2012 #31
Evolution is almost universally rejected by those who don't understand it. laconicsax Jun 2012 #26
Holy crap. 2ndAmForComputers Jun 2012 #30
The really depressing part is that 78% are creationists of one form or another. laconicsax Jun 2012 #25
Somewhat reminiscent of the famous Daily Mail headline ... Nihil Jun 2012 #28
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