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First I would like to clarify my main point. Science is not as objective, nor religion as subjective, as some people would like to think. Scientific theory, though based on empirical evidence, requires interpretation, which is subjective. Science is rarely a mere statement of observable fact.

Many scientific theories are no different than religious theories. Scientists look at the world around them, they gather empirical evidence – evidence gathered and verified through experience and observation – and they try to come up with a relatively coherent explanation of the evidence, theories which...

    A few weeks ago I was asked to sub for a release time class at my church. Release time is when the local elementary school lets children, who have their parent's permission, go up to the church for a Bible lesson. I liked release time as a kid, except that it was always during art, or something fun; never during math. The subject they had been covering was creationism vs. evolution. I ...