Tim Daneliuk writes:

If it were "demonstrated" there would be no contention on
the matter *within* he scientific community. But there is,

You are making this up. There is no contention within
the scientific community over the idea of evolution. There
are competing theories and hypothesis for various elements
in evolution, but the scientific community uniformly and
universally embraces evolution.

Like all communities, there are fringe elements of the
community that do not believe in evolution, but almost
exclusively such beliefs are based upon their religious
convictions.

If 98% of scientists believe in evolution and 2% don't,
it doesn't imply any lack of concensus or any contention
in the scientific community.

Just because the Discovery Institute says there is doesn't
make it so.

scott