More than 40% of the American population if opinion polls are to be believed

think that the world is less than 10,000 years old and that's a shocking figure. It shows deep profound ignorance. It sounds very laudable

to teach the controversy to teach both theories but there aren't two theories there's only one theory around

There's only one one game in town as far as serious science is concerned of course course you get negative reactions from

creationists but who cares about creationists they don't know anything.

I'm not religious I don't know if there's a god that's all I can say honestly is I don't know some people think that they know that there isn't that's a weird thing to think you can know

Yeah, there's no god. Are you sure? Yeah, no, there's no god. How do you know because I didn't see him?

There's a vast How do you know? How do you know? Because I didn't see him. How do you know?

There's a vast universe you can see for about a hundred yards when there's not a building in the way.

How could you possibly...

Did you look everywhere?

Did you look in the downstairs bathroom work?

No, I didn't see him yet.

I haven't seen 12 years of slave yet.

It doesn't mean it doesn't exist.

I just don't wait until it comes on cable.

There are other reasons for being religious, like moral reasons or people

sometimes feel they have a personal relationship with God or with Jesus or with Mohammed or whatever it is.

And that kind of reason for being religious would not in itself be undermined by Darwinism,

but it's quite wrong to believe that science reduces humanity that science

reduces humanity that science somehow gives you a bleak cold empty barren view of the universe and of life.

Quite the contrary.

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