  It has become common for evolutionists to claim that science
and religion are two different spheres of endeavor, which do not
overlap. The oft-repeated mantra, "Evolution is science while
creation is religion," has appeared in education law and teacher
guidelines. But what it really means is that evolution and
science are true, while creation and religion are something
other than true; relegated to the realm of myth, perhaps.  I was
debating the campus evolutionists at a major university several
years ago when he blurted out, "If a concept is part of
Christianity, if it's taught in the Bible, it doesn't belong in
public education. It might even be right, but science must look
for another answer"!  I'm certain the professor won't defend the
implication of his statement once he reads this article, but the
statement in one form or another often finds itself in school
board hearings and media releases. It is time to expose its
absurdity and provide a ready answer to it.  Remember that
Christianity and Scripture