40% of Americans Still Believe In Creationism..how about OT

[Lokesh]

http://www.gallup.com/poll/145286/Four-Americans-Believe-Strict-Creationism.aspx



at least it looks like creationism it is dipping down a little..but still 40%. jesus

[Rafẻ]

So how is it that we can know he exists?

[nsroach3]

God was a guiding hand.

You didn't have that as an option, though. I went with the one I felt more closely reserabled my views.

[UNPOLITICALLY CORRECT]

Other: I don't KNOW and neither does anyone else on the planet. I SUSPECT it may be a little bit of both.

[adabsum]

People are morons.

I knew it but it was reaffirmed at 7:04pm today.


And again at 7:31

[Hippie.]

God did it, I don't claim to know exactly how. Evolution seems to be pretty well supported by the evidence though.

[Playa Play]

[texas2sweetie]

Yeah I'm more talking about health inputs like nutrition, environment and health practices.

I don't really know much about human ancestors, didn't take any anthro classes. I spose they could have been larger, but they wouldn't have been humans, no? I don't know.



There study that I read that looked at stature (height) suggested that aside from people from Asia, all other continents had the same genetic potential for stature given the same inputs. Of course, this was an economics paper, but it was still interesting none the less.

Edit: this was also based on a large sample sizes, each group had out layers obviously, but over a large population group given the same inputs the averages would be the same.

[yagurlpuff]

I know beyond a doubt that it wasn't magic.

[misslady233]

God just sat there bored staring at the screen for 1,000 bajillion years then fucked a virgin?