text: is it wrong to teach creationism in schools? some scientists are beginning to believe in creationism because all the facts of the 'big bang' theory and others, do not add up (my mom is a science teacher, please don't base your argument on saying all scientists believe this.)  if no human who is on earth today was around to witness the beginning of life, then why do we not teach all theories involving it?  because, that is what most of science is, theories, which are not provable, and laws, which are 'concrete', but still sometimes change as we discover new things.  is not teaching our children all the possibilities insulting their intelligence and not allowing them to make an informed decision about what they want to believe? the more important question is "isn't it wrong to teach evolution in school."    since scientific evidence overwhelmingly supports the theory of creation, it should at least be mentioned.  but science in public schools should focus on the facts.  verifiable facts, that is.  today it blurs the line and causes debates just like this one.