months.
 The record discloses misconduct by petitioner, as found by the committee. His chief defense, an alleged understanding that his fee in the action was to be $150, was denied by his clients, and is inconsistent with his course of conduct over several years, during which he acknowledged the indebtedness orally and in writing, and made various payments thereon. Nor would such an understanding justify his failure to pay at least $100 of the $250 at the time he had the cash in his possession, and his clients were in his office seeking an accounting.
 Petitioner raises several technical objections to the procedure employed by the committee, but nothing unusual or objectionable appears therein.
 It is therefore ordered that petitioner be, and he is hereby suspended from theof “Super Size Me” fame – believes in evolution and promises to tell viewers “the story of the unsettling and uniquely American conflict between science and religion.”

They have three years of footage of the building of the new ark, the protests against it and interviews with individuals on both sides of the issue. Two of the big names in the film are Ark Encounter leader Ken Ham and science educator Bill Nye, who squared off in a high-profile debate about evolution in 2014.

You’re less likely to have heard of former creationist David MacMillan. He joined the directors of “We Believe in Dinosaurs” for a recent Reddit AMA (Ask Me Anything) to explain why some people accept “creation science.”

When a child is raised with creationism – as MacMillan was