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But do you think a lack of education in science is a big result of people choosing creationism over evolution?
The statistics show that college graduates are more apt to believe in evolution, this may be from the constant barrage of majority opinion, evidence, and data while in school. When you drop out, or go on to work, you don't have to fight for your beliefs against anyone, but in college, those few that arrive with beliefs against evolution are finally molded by the majority of people there, it's rather disturbing really. Because the evidence is really part of a system that will be gone anyway, when you die, when this world is gone.
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Do you think there are many creationists who have advanced education in science such as yourself?
No, creationists would not want to waste their lives on such a worthless pursuit. They would be ready to spend time in theology programs, to study God, or other particular studies such as philosophy. The mindsets are very different for these two specific groups of people. Evolutionists are usually well versed in science, and mathematics, both studies dedicated to the measurable world, whereas, creationists might not even consider college, or advanced education. It becomes deeply personal, people are different, but I'm really not sure on why there is a trend between education and people of the ID philosophy. Each is probably a different story. I see what you mean though, this doesn't look too good for those who would want a community of intellectuals for their argument.
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