While they have no problem with creationism being taught in such classes as civics or comparative religion, they insist there's no room for it in science classes. These calls for fairness in science may sound appealing, but they are bad science. While some creationists resent being labeled in terms of their religion, many clearly belong to Christian groups. The parent organization, Citizens for Excellence in Education, is based in Costa Mesa, Calif. and headed by Robert Simonds, a well-known Christian critic of the public schools. The world exists by chance.
Life has no known purpose.
Sin is a delusion. Faith in God is openly derided in most science classes. Others in the creationist camp, however, have tried to distance themselves from the Christian right, instead calling their anti- evolution theory Intelligent Design. After studying evolution on a molecular level, he said that much of what he sees cannot be explained by natural selection, the idea that random genetic mutations that give creatures a survival advantage are then passed on to their offspring. He also attacks evolution because, unlike most scientific theories, it cannot be verified in a laboratory.