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Proponents of atheistic evolution have been hit with some bad news lately, which has one leading author proclaiming 2012 may be a tough year for Charles Darwin's theory of human origins. A Gallup survey, Google.com search trends and some Amazon.com sales numbers all suggest evolution's ideological opponent, creationism, is on the rise in America. Last week, for example, the Gallup polling organization released a survey indicating that the percentage of young-earth creationists in the United States has not only increased in the last two years, but also remains the most common explanation for human origins believed by Americans. The article states, "Forty-six percent of Americans believe in the creationist view that God created humans in their present form at one time within the last 10,000 vears The prevalence of this creationist view of the origin of humans is essentially unchanged from 30 years ago, when Gallup first asked the question." DON'TWANT TO LIVE ONTHIS PIANETIANYMORE MEMEBAS ASE.cOM

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Proponents of atheistic evolution have been hit with some bad news lately, which has one leading author proclaiming 2012 may be a tough year for Charles Darwin's theory of human origins. A Gallup survey, Google.com search trends and some Amazon.com sales numbers all suggest evolution's ideological opponent, creationism, is on the rise in America. Last week, for example, the Gallup polling organization released a survey indicating that the percentage of young-earth creationists in the United States has not only increased in the last two years, but also remains the most common explanation for human origins believed by Americans. The article states, "Forty-six percent of Americans believe in the creationist view that God created humans in their present form at one time within the last 10,000 vears The prevalence of this creationist view of the origin of humans is essentially unchanged from 30 years ago, when Gallup first asked the question." DON'TWANT TO LIVE ONTHIS PIANETIANYMORE MEMEBAS ASE.cOM

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