There's also set A.1, all creatures great and small - a subset of all things and a superset of birds.

Ask Noah. He already took a census of ALL creatures on the Earth... thousands of years ago... when he put all creatures great and small on the Ark. I think this whole scientific investigation thing is nothing more than a waste of funds! It is all known and in excruciating detail in the Bible already! Right? Uhmmmm. Yeah. It is.

Of course... most religio-tards would agree with my statement. A majority have hardly read or actually understood the very book of fairy tales they profess so strongly about.

>> ^Zonbie:
oh and "I Sarah Palin, Governor of Alaska, and friend to all creatures great and small...expect wolves..."


and moose... and arabs...

oh and "I Sarah Palin, Governor of Alaska, and friend to all creatures great and small...expect wolves..."

'I Sarah Palin, Governor of Alaska friend to all creatures great and small, do hereby do deem this FOUL creature..." LOL

hehe, I think using the word fowl was possibly not the best idea in this sentence, it sounds like she is pardoning Satan!

I present two articles for your perusual:

New Scientist: Why Doesn't America Believe in Evolution?

CBS: Poll - Majority Reject Evolution (from 2005, but still... that's only two three years ago).

I don't think anyone has generalized that ALL Christians don't believe in Evolution, however, the majority appear to not accept (belief is a word not suited for evolution, for it is fact, it should be accepted, not "believed") that all creatures great and small have evolved over time.

Oh, and to the "World without God", I'm pretty sure it would look, oh I don't know, JUST AS IT DOES RIGHT THIS MINUTE. Of course, should homo sapiens have evolved not ever thinking there were Gods, there might be some nicer things to hear about here and there in the world.

Edit: In regards to my previous comment I was being slightly sarcastic. While there might be an overwhelming Christian presence in my country of Canada, of course not all of them believe in Christ's return, or a 6,000 year old earth/universe. My uncle is a Presbyterian and fully accepts evolution as fact, and he's probably my most favourite relative, very knowledgeable and funny as hell. No pun intended.