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The evolution of creationism

Financial Times - A 2005 Gallup poll found 53 per cent of Americans thought God created humans pretty much as they are, versus 43 per cent who took an evolutionist view. Maybe that seems shocking, but the numbers are quite similar in the UK, where a Mori poll for the BBC in 2006 found 48 per cent believe in evolutionism of some kind, versus 39 per cent who believe in creationism.

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