This debate is quite interesting. Clearly, there are hardcore fundamentalists of every stripe to which virtually every word in their holy book is literally the truth of their God.
Then there are those who believe, in a sort of general way - - picking and choosing the passages they like and disregarding others. A good example would be an Orthodox Jew vs. a Reformed Jew. You get the idea.
That's what was meant by the comment that most Christians don't believe in Creationism.
And then their are the Agnostics -- who are flat-out skeptical of the whole God concept, but not dead set on the concept one way or the other.
Lastly are people like me -- genuine Atheists who don't believe at all in the idea of an omnipotent space character who, after or just before creating our universe around our sun-star, went on with his work and creating trillions and trillions of other galaxies. Ostensibly for the fun of it, or maybe out of boredom. Who knows?
The essential problem, of course, is conflict between believers or dis-believers as one side becomes overbearing in their attempt to force the other side to their way thinking.
I'm not interested in forcing any one to my way of thinking. But I am absolutely dedicated to stopping anyone from forcing others to their way. That includes any idiot who wants us to teach that the earth is but 6,000 years old, that evolutionary theory is wrong, etc., as genuine truths at schools.
America is not a Christian, Catholic, Baptist, Presbyterian, Jewish, Jehovah's Witness, Scientologist nation. Thanks be to God!!
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