I would say that both sides are responsible for "hijacking" evolution: those who intentionally want to disprove it, to present creationism as the only viable theory, and try to confuse "we dont' understant this yet" with "this is impossible" and those who use evolution to try to disprove creationism completely and forget to adjust the model as new information comes in.
Another one I really hate is the arguments like "Evolution is no more likely than a tornado blowing through a junk yard and putting a car back together."
It doesn't hold water--we can see evolution taking place around us--so either the statistic is skewed somehow or, just by chance, the one-in-a-billion happened and here we are.
But, I think If everyone steps back from their biases, there's no reason why the two can't exist together.
[edit on 20-9-2008 by asmeone2]


just like the USA. 