[Redwingenator]

Originally Posted by Enrico Palazzo

the denial crowd is likely the same folks who believed Saddam was the mastermind of 9/11 (70% of Faux Viewers), the same crowd who believe President Obama is a Muslim and born outside the US, and, of course, have bought into the creationism propaganda despite overwhelming scientific evidence to the contrary:

PRINCETON, NJ -- There is a significant political divide in beliefs about the origin of human beings, with 60% of Republicans saying humans were created in their present form by God 10,000 years ago, a belief shared by only 40% of independents and 38% of Democrats.

and evidence shows that the less educated believe in evolution - the lower the education, the less likely to believe reality:

PRINCETON, NJ -- On the eve of the 200th anniversary of Charles Darwin's birth, a new Gallup Poll shows that only 39% of Americans say they "believe in the theory of evolution," while a quarter say they do not believe in the theory, and another 36% don't have an opinion either way. These attitudes are strongly related to education and, to an even greater degree, religiosity.

There is a strong relationship between education and belief in Darwin's theory, as might be expected, ranging from 21% of those with high-school educations or less to 74% of those with postgraduate degrees.

Those with high-school educations or less are much more likely to have no opinion than are those who have more formal education. Still, among those with high-school educations or less who have an opinion on Darwin's theory, more say they do not believe in evolution than say they believe in it. For all other groups, and in particular those who have at least a college degree, belief is significantly higher than nonbelief.

So your using peoples' religious beliefs to defend global warming? hmmm, irony.