One argument that secular humanists and neo-Darwinists can’t stand is when their blind belief in, and zealous defense of, the evolutionary interpretation of unobservable past processes is labeled as “religion.” Yet one San Francisco artist, who claims to not practice any organized form of religion, has gone a step further by producing his very own Temple of Science.

Conceptual artist Jonathon Keats—known for such other odd works as “the petri dish God” and a prototype Ouija voting booth—opened his latest project on September 27, 2008, at the Judah L. Magnes Museum in Berkeley, California. Sponsored by the University of California, Berkeley, and indirectly by taxpayers, its full name is The Atheon: A Temple of Science for Rational Belief, and it is billed as “a secular temple devoted to scientific worship.”

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When will evolutionists realize that their theory is at least just as religious as Christianity, if not more so?

I would say more. )

I would say more. )
As Dr. Hovind would say,

In the beginning, God OR in the beginning, dirt!

How about,
In the beginning, "BANG"

How about,
In the beginning, "BANG"
That too!

Creationist:
Where did man come from? God created him.

Evolutionists:
Where did man come from? Well it rained on the rocks...