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Fast Facts

45% of Americans believe that God created Man in his present form, according to a 2005 report published by The Gallup Organization.
Charles Darwin introduced his theory of natural selection in 1859 in his book On the Origin of Species.
Until 1967, it was illegal to teach evolution in Tennessee.
Dover, Pennsylvania was recently the site of a battle over the teaching of evolution and intelligent design.

Creationism vs. Evolution

Evolution is the process by which gradual genetic change occurs over time to a group of living things. Creationism holds that Earth was miraculously created as it exists today. Creationism is not based on any presently held scientific principles and members of the scientific community do not accept it as a possible theory for the origin of the universe; they reject the idea that it should be taught as a part of science education.

Creationism vs. Evolution Overview

In 1859 Charles Darwin published his classic work On the Origin of Species, in which he introduced his theory of natural selection, the process by which living organisms evolve. The work revolutionized the biological sciences and ignited a storm of controversy that continues to the present day, pitting modern scientific…>> (read more)

Creationism vs. Evolution Points of View

4 Evolution Alone Explains Life on Earth
5 Evolution and Creationism Both Contribute to Human Understanding
6 Creationism Explains Life on Earth
7 Molecules Were Designed by a Creator
8 Public Schools Should Teach the Creationism-Evolution Controversy

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