steve wrote:

> 
> There is an abundance of evidence in many scientific fields that add
>  weight to the theory of evolution.

For other species, agreed, but what about homo sapiens?



  I find that evidence for evolution
> abundance, wide ranging from geology, anthropology, genetics, species
>  differentiation, etc., while the evidence for a plethora of deities
> is completely non-existence so definitely not repeatable.  No
> evidence for fairy tales, the same category as mythology.  One cannot
> even use the religious mythology to decide in any rational way which
> set of gods one must offer libations too or practice self mutilations
> for.

Right, so choose whichever suits you or make up your own. That worked 
well for L. Ron Hubbard.


> 
> “That's the problem with religion: you beat your way past the
> [greedy] clerics, fight your way through the demons, stand before the
> holy of holies, and when you rip away the veil, there's nothing there
> but a mirror.” --Owen Rowley quote

So what's wrong with that? The Hebrews claimed they were made in His 
image, so what would you expect to see?

William