Scopes trial, in which a Dayton, Tennessee, teacher was charged with violating state law by teaching biological evolution, ...

Creationism support is at a new low. The reason should give us hope. People aren't dumping faith. They're reconciling creationism and evolution in a way that suggests how we can bridge other ...

Scientific Creationism, also known as “Young Earth Creationism (YEC)”, makes the most noise, and is the first (and most often ...

Complete with celebrity lawyers, a media frenzy, and a live chimp, the Scopes Monkey Trial catalyzed a national debate still ...

Now, at long last, there seems to be hope: National polls show that creationism is beginning to falter, and Americans are finally starting to move in favor of evolution.

With a massive ark and museum, he spreads creationism a century after Scopes trial. He’s not alone Polls generally show that somewhere between 1 in 6 and 1 in 3 Americans hold beliefs consistent ...

Creationism Versus Evolution Has Been Roiling Education For A Century. What Can We Learn From The Debate? ByPeter Greene, Senior Contributor.

America’s whack-a-mole debate about evolution in the public schools has reappeared in Virginia, where state assembly has proposed legislationproposed legislation ...

Creationist belief still common. If Ham is the most prominent torchbearer for creationism today, he’s hardly alone. Polls generally show that somewhere between 1 in 6 and 1 in 3 Americans hold ...

And 13 percent of these teachers advocate creationism in their classrooms. The majority of high-school biology teachers don't take a solid stance on evolution with their students, ...

The rest of the teachers openly advocated creationism. In a recent issue of Science , Berkman and Plutzer focus much of their article on that 60 percent of cautious teachers who, for one reason or ...

US states consider laws allowing Creationism to be taught by science teachers. The bill would allow science teachers to present ideas “that may cause controversy” on issues such as evolution ...