Why Creationism Bears All the Hallmarks of a Conspiracy Theory In the US today, up to 40% of adults agree with the young Earth creationist claim that all humans are descended from Adam and Eve ...

It suggests that creationism itself could be seen as a belief system involving the ultimate conspiracy theory: the purposeful creation of all things. Stephan Lewandowsky is chair of Cognitive ...

The argument for I.D., and for "scientific creation theory" before it, is that evolution isn't up to the task of accounting for life. Given biology's complexity, ...

In reality, Nye is saying, “Your theory shouldn’t be taught in schools, but my theory should. Your assumptions aren’t acceptable, but my assumptions are.” ...

I think creationism is, in a sense, a kind of category mistake, as if the Bible were a theory like other theories. Whatever the biblical account of creation is, it's not a theory alongside theories.

So, what about creationism? Creationism is not a theory. It cannot be tested and potentially disproved. It is an article of faith; and faith, by definition, is a belief not based on fact.

Pro and con: Creationism is a theory, evolution is fact; What seems foolish is often the most real ...

More than 150 years since Darwin published his Theory of Evolution, it still has the capacity to stir controversy. And while schools have always been a key battleground, teaching creationism in ...

In what’s being heralded as a secular triumph, the UK government has banned the teaching of creationism as science in all existing and future academies and free schools. The new clauses, which ...

Barbara Evanson’s belief that creationism should be taught in schools doesn’t change anything as far as our endorsements go. We’ve already endorsed Cindy Enos-Martinez as the more qualified ...

Arkansas public schools could be impacted by two new bills that were passed in the House on Wednesday. Rep. Mary Bentley sponsored HB 1704 which would allow for teachers to use the creation theory ...

It’s not just the young who are moving in favor of secular evolution. The overall proportion of Americans who believe in secular evolution has doubled since 1999, from 9 percent to 19 percent ...