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'''''Creationism, Ideology, and Science''''' is an article by [[Eugenie Scott]] which outlines the NCSE position on the teaching of evolution as being in sharp opposition to half of Americans' religious ideas. While she freely admits that evolution is opposed to [[Young Earth Creationism]],  

'''''Creationism, Ideology, and Science''''' is an article by [[Eugenie Scott]] which outlines the [[NCSE]] position on the teaching of evolution as being in sharp opposition to half of Americans' religious ideas. While she freely admits that evolution is opposed to [[Young Earth Creationism]],  

she uses confusing terminology (such as "[[theological evolutionism]]" to imply that evolution is compatible with [[Old Earth Creationism]] as well. She implies that major Protestant groups along with the Roman Catholic Church have accepted evolution, by being vague about which [[aspects of evolution]] she means when making the claim.

she uses confusing terminology (such as "[[theistic evolutionism]]" to imply that evolution is compatible with [[Old Earth Creationism]] as well. She implies that major Protestant groups along with the Roman Catholic Church have accepted evolution, by being vague about which [[aspects of evolution]] she means when making the claim.