"Cary Kittrell" <cary at afone.as.arizona.edu> wrote in message
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> In article <3d333c95.21227708 at news.freeserve.net>
angilion at ypical.fsnet.co.uk (Angilion) writes:
> <
> <On Mon, 15 Jul 2002 19:18:30 GMT, "John Knight" <johnknight at usa.com>
> <wrote:
> <
> <>"OhSojourner" <ohsojourner at aol.com> wrote in message
> <>news:ce660175.0207141147.10aa9d8 at posting.google.com...> <>> John Knight wrote:
> <
> <[..]
> <
> <>> >But to the rest of the normal people in the country, namely the 91%
> <>> >who reject this "theory" of evolution,
> <>>
> <>> Do you have a cite for this claim? (A non-subjective one)
> <>
> <>Well, it's a bit difficult to come up with a "non-subjective" cite for
> <>public opinion, as public opinion is precisely that--subjective.
>> Really? You don't think you can find out how many people like classical
> music, or how many people think NSync is way overrated?
>> <>
> <>The Gallup Poll, where it has its serious credibility problems,
>> As you keep telling us, offering as evidence that you don't like
> their findings...
>> shows that
> <>only 9% of Americans accept the "theory of evolution" as its been
> <>historically defined:
> <>http://christianparty.net/gallupcreation.htm> <
> <Well, the sample size is large enough (1000) *if* it was a random
> <selection from across the whole of the USA, and it does show that
> <only 9% of the people questioned believe that God had *no part*
> <in the development of humanity.
> <
> <It is evidence that most people in the USA do not believe in the
> <theory of evolution.
>> Actually, if you read what John himself has put up on his site,
> you'll notice that those who believe in YEC are in fact a minority.
> Those who answered that evolution took place, with or without
> God's tinkering about with it, were forty-nine percent of the
> respondents.
>>> -- cary
cary, you've either got one terrible comprehension problem, or you're a
LIAR.
Read that page again http://christianparty.net/gallupcreation.htm
Better yet, here's an excerpt:
Human beings have developed over millions of years from less advanced forms
of life, but God guided this process. 40%
Human beings have developed over millions of years from lessadvanced forms
of life. God had no part in this process. 9
God created human beings pretty much in their present form at one time
within the last 10,000 years or so. 47
No opinion 4
Let me do the math for you, since you seem to be in such a state of denial
that you can't do it.
A total of 87% believe that God created life.
A total of 4% had no opinion.
A total of 9% are "evolutionists" who believe "God had no part in this
process".
It's REAL easy to fool feminazis, isn't it? Just pay attention, and we'll
guide you along.
John Knight
