On The Origin of Man's Folly to Explain the Creation of Life

In a class of mine I'm currently taking, we've just finished covering the chapter on the theory of evolution. It's a touchy subject, no doubt, because it champions science over religion, which frequently mix as well as oil and water. Having come from a Christian background and a private high school, learning about this material in a secular college was inevitable. But it wasn't as dangerous as the people from my past made it out to be. If anything, I feel enlightened.

Turns out, the theory of evolution is all smoke and mirrors.

So why has it been accepted as fact in the public sector for the longest time? Because it's convenient.