The Law of the Law Dayton's creationist inheritance spans the generations. The science teacher at the local high school shares the creationist views of his students. The law as it stands requires Joe Wilkie to teach evolution only. But it's a struggle. The young people of Dayton hold tightly to their belief in the Bible. Unable to deny the word of God to his students or himself, Joe Wilkie walks a thin line between science and religion. Creationists like to be lumpers. They like to put a lot of organisms together in a group. Evolutionists like to be splitters. They like to set off a whole bunch of different organisms. An evolutionist says that there's natural reproductive boundaries out there that prohibit dogs, wolves, coyotes, foxes from reproducing. I believe that I give the evolutionary view equal time. And I believe I give it a fair shake. I believe I give the creation view a fair shake. Wait a minute, you don't even think it's a theory? Well, I mean, it's not really... I mean, basically, it's not been proven. I mean, we had to be put here some supernatural thing. I mean, we can't involve from such a simple organism to what we are now. I mean, there's no way. The way that they think that it all started. I don't think God has to have evolution to make a world. I don't think a supernatural being has to use a natural process. I know a lot of people that believe he did use a natural process. But I don't personally believe that a supernatural, all-powerful, omnipotent being has to use a natural process to create. You got your supernatural, which would be God. And he actually, like he said that he put us here and then put all the animals and plants and stuff to make us survive. How could I say to this student, your ideas are trash. Keep them out of this room. I don't want to hear them. We don't want to discuss that. Don't you know you're being one of those Hick Hill buildings, believing all that religious stuff? I mean, how could I say that to a student and look at a student nine next day and say, I respect you as a person? I mean, I couldn't do it. We didn't like you ball from anything. That doesn't make any sense. I mean, how can an African American person evolve from a white person? We're different skin.