Holy Moly

You know work is too quiet when people feel the need to have an argument about evolution versus creation. *sigh* People get so passionate about it, like the louder the volume they talk, the more people are going to change their minds. I think not.
For the record, I am on the evolution side, and am an atheist. This does NOT mean that I think that people who believe in God or creation are bad (although churches like Hillsong and their ilk give me the irrits, too much money for their own good, they buy things like Ice rinks... this is related to religion how?) I am quite happy for everyone to have their own beliefs, as long as they don't try to shove it down my throat, and I will do the same. I have many good friends and relatives with beliefs all along the spectrum, and we are quite happy to get along.

These were some of the arguments that my colleagues came up with:

"No one has actually seen evolution happen, so it can't be true"
... so, seen God lately?... anyone..anyone?
"If Evolution is true, why has it stopped?"
... HUH? I didn't get the email about that, I would have thought one would have been sent around to let us know!

And that is the only blog you will see from me in regards to this subject. As I said above, I have no intention to inflict my opinion on anyone