Bring science to the Bible (Bring science to the Church)

I think you're mixing up "Christianity" with "anti-science". Not all Christians are creationists, in fact I think that outside of the US, most of them accept evolutionary theory.But sure, if the chaps who want to "teach the controversy" want creationism taught in schools so badly, then let them teach evolution in Sunday School! After all, you've gotta teach the controversy, right?

That's weird, I don't seem to remember that verse.Are you the one who decides who and who is not a Christian?Is denying the very evidence in the rocks of God's earth part of being Christian?

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Every major Christian Church accepts the hypothesis of evolutionism? Since when? I'll admit there are some, but for the most part you really can't call them Christian churches. They're theologically weak, liberal, socialist groups who choose to call themselves a "church" so they can get a tax break.

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LIke, for example, the Catholic church?

Er...this isn't really the thread for either of them. There are several science forums if you want to talk about evolution here, and there are a few Bible/belief forums if you want to talk about the Bible. But if you want:Mark 16:17 And these signs shall follow them that believe; In my name shall they cast out devils; they shall speak with new tongues;16:18 They shall take up serpents; and if they drink any deadly thing, it shall not hurt them; they shall lay hands on the sick, and they shall recover.So how about I'll give you some hydroflouric acid to drink and see if you're killed or not, eh? Then we'll stick you in a snake pit and see how long you last Edited by Alasdair, : No reason given.Edited by Alasdair, : No reason given.