Evolution is severe misinterpretation of the data, as well as the Uniformitarian Model of gargantuan ages that never existed. Rather, life on Earth came into existence simultaneously via a process of "Spontaneous Polybiological Mass-Profusionism" (SPMP), which is even documented in the Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead, the Hermetica. The Geological Column/Fossil Record is also misunderstood. Technically, there was a "polybiological explosion" of the entire genetic species pool consisting of
contemporaneous life. This was incrementally whittled away by periodic transterrestrial cosmocataclysms that precipitated "Periodic Mass Polybiolysis" (PMP), where large percentages of the variety of life was SUDDENLY entombed in hydraulic strata creating the Geological Column/Fossil Record. Evolution never happened. It is skewed conjecture. Since the advent of Darwinian Evolution the world has been gripped in the talons of a "140-Year Scientific Dark Age" (pseudo-science) that has tainted all subsequent scientific thought and theories, keeping Humankind in a state of Dark Ignorance.

what is really "stupid" is the almost universal failure of (fellow) secularists to understand that Evolution is far more problematic for religionists than mere antipathy to apes as ancestors.

Sounds like an interesting film. But I must admit, last year's extravagant celebration of the 150th Anniversary of The Origin of the Species has left me with a bit of Darwin fatigue.

And the idea that the advance of modern medicine is the result of Darwin's theory is risible and historically inaccurate. That credit goes to Darwin's contemporary, Louis Pasteur, of "Germ Theory" fame.

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Ditto Nancy!! Stupid Americans simply have no concept on how complete boredom can be so entertaining. Moviegoers prefer to see ten foot tall blue apelike creatures in 3d for $11.00 a pop.

The difficulty the filmmakers encountered getting "Creation" distributed in the U.S. may have been due to its being a dull movie, rather than any endemic American problem with Darwin.

The film sounds like it supports the idea that evolution is sound as a scientific observation, but that it's metaphysical claims (no God, no divine intervention or guidance), are the opinions of Darwin, not part of the science.