Consideration

  For most people, any discussion about the theory of evolution, and its counter part, the Christian faith, often evolves into a pretty heated debate! The reasons, for having the conversation at all, is because this subject is very personal for them, because whenever you are forced to think about the subject, more often then not, you feel uncomfortable. And why wouldn't it be uncomfortable, isn't it really about mortality, and those things that are beyond this life? There are two sides to the eternity coin, on one side is eternal life, and on the other is eternal death! Now eternal death, that you have no problem believing, afterall, you have rocks and mountains, and of course there is last nights fish, laying over on the stove deader then a door nail.
  But of life, and the things of life, this you don't see, at least not past the end of your life? Doesn't it make sense that if you understand time enough to know that there is eternal death, why is it that you cannot see eternal life? Simply put, you believe in death because you can see it, but eternal life is unseen, and so because of this, you do not believe? Would it be fair to say that about you?
  Now, for the real question, the actual point of this whole thing. Don't you think that it is well past the time to allow our children to be allowed to choose for themselves, isn't that the kind of challenge that would help make a young mind grow? Creationism has the right to be taught along side of the evolution theory! Because to leave it out, what you get is what you got! A bunch of kids and young adults who believe in evolution only because it was crammed down their throats! Not only just in the classroom, but certainly what we now call entertainment? Do you want to know the real reason why the government will not allow any mention of a Creator or of God, and that He is no longer welcome in our schools? Because they know, that given equal footing, Creationism would win by a landslide! Why? Because it is the only thing that really makes sense!