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'''Catholic views on creation''' are set forth in the ''[[Humani Generis]]'': no theory of evolution that contradicts the theological view of one Adam and one Eve may properly be taught in a Catholic school.  Because current theories of [[evolution]] do generally deny one Adam and one Eve, they are prohibited by Catholic doctrine.
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'''Catholic views on creation''' are set forth in the ''[[Humani Generis]]''.  Although the Church recognizes the role of God in creating the human soul at the moment of conception, recent popes (John Paul II and Benedict XVI) have also publicly accepted [[evolution]] as a scientific theory.
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[[Liberals]] within the Church, particularly those who hold professorships, tend to ignore traditional Church doctrine and often go along with the [[liberal]] belief in evolution that dominates many academic institutions.
      
==Evolution==
 
==Evolution==
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