Is that in reality I do not know. I cannot say that I believe in evolution. I believe in science. I think the universe and the world are billions of years old. I think something like evolution happened. Just exactly how it happened does not concern me.

What I am concerned with is that a group of people that do not participate in mainstream science is trying to gain political power to promote their beliefs. That will be the downfall of science and free thinking if it ever happens. I will do my best to keep it from happening.

I am willing to accept what the scientific specialist in archaelogy are telling me, with the understanding that their story is constantly changing as they learn more about the earth.

I am not willing to believe that what a bunch of jews wrote a few thousand of years ago is true in detail except in as much as it agrees with mainstream science.

Do you know that Book of Creation by Abraham. I recommend it highly. Abraham foretells 10-D string theory including a detailed rendition of compactification as well as a basically 26-D unified field. It is the most accurate scripture in existence. It's the real creation story.

I don't understand how the fundamentalist have neglected Abraham all these years. Just because it did not get voted into the old testament 2,000 years ago does not mean it is not the word of god any less than the books that passed the election.

Regards,

Richard