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Sincerely I did not read the article.

I'm from Switzerland, and I have to say that, even if I see that europe gets more and more americanized, I hope we never get to the point teaching creationism anywhere else as in theology!! Sorry to say it, but I remember when about 4 years ago, I first heard about creationism, I was really amazed how ignorant people can be!

This is not meant as an insult, just that if you believe in creationism you ignore many things!!!

There "creational views" I can accept, for example the one of a very religious friend of mine who studies physics as well: he says that he believes god created live in being the activation energy to form the first molecules.

But believing that Adam and Eve really existed, sorry that's something I can't comprehend. It's not like believing in god, that easy to comprehend why people believe no matter if he exists or not.