Original sentence: Creationists claim that this position does not consider the possibility that humankind and other living creatures were created by God.Some modern advocates interpret the First Amendment to the United States Constitution as prohibiting public schools from teaching religious beliefs as facts and argue that a goverment-funded science curriculum should not support the teaching of religious beliefs in science classes.Supporters of evolution claim that the teaching of evolution is not necessarily incompatible with a belief that God is the ultimate creator of the universe, and therefore of all life.They also claim that this viewpoint has been used to squelch classroom discussion by students who insist that their faith in creationism is relevant to the origins controversy.This is a position that is widely adopted by many, if not, most mainstream Christian denominations
Edited sentence: Some modern advocates interpret the First Amendment to the United States Constitution as prohibiting public schools from teaching religious beliefs as facts, arguing that a goverment-funded science curriculum should not consider the possibility that humankind and other living creatures were created by God.This viewpoint has been used to squelch classroom discussion by students who insist that their faith in creationism is relevant to the origins controversy