Now let me state, I think that there is a God and that God created the universe. I do not however wish my children to be taught that evolution is wrong. The thing is, while I do think that God created the universe, that is a belief. While I think that God created the human race, again, that is my view. All the evidence that exists, states that I am wrong and that evolution is right.
What I do not understand is the view of those who think that God created the universe to only teach one view on this and to justify this using 'scientific' arguments.
In the debate above Alice Roberts forgets, like many who are against the teaching of creationism in school, that there are many creation theories. If creationism is to be taught as a valid alternative to the creation of the human race and the formation of the universe, then people need to be taught more than one creation theory, or if you would prefer to call it thus, a creation myth.
So in summary, if someone states that only one form of a creation myth/theory is to be taught (other than evolution), ask them why other forms of teaching are not taught?
