Certainly you know that not virtually every single “qualified” biologist in the world, nor does every “accredited ” scientist, plus the vast majority of “educated” people do not agree with the major tenets or conclusions of Darwinian evolution, unless, as I suspect, the use of qualified,accredited, and educated are just your code words for “those who agree with evolution”, in which case you are merely stating a tautology without presenting it as one. You are aware, I am sure, that for the last few decades surveys of scientists have revealed that on average 40 percent of scientists, over all fields, believe in a personal God, one you can have a relationship, thereby revealing these men and women to be Christian. This, of course, drives Dawkins crazy (or perhaps more accurately, more crazy). If these people are being truthful about their faith (and they have nothing to lose by lying), then 40 percent of scientists do not confine themselves to the evolutionary paradigm pertaining to origins. These figures do not include intelligent design adherents who may be agnostic or still atheistic, yet still dispute the claims made by Darwinian evolutionists. Nor does it include those atheists (flew,Nagel, Berlinski, etc) who are not sold on evolution. So you may feel free to interpret roughly half of all scientists having kept themselves free from the Darwinian paradigm as “baloney” and if so, i’d stay away from “baloney” sandwiches. Some baloney is just pure b.s. This your claim truly qualifies for. Leaving yourself an escape route from truth by loaded up on code words doesn’t change the truth. There is vast disagreement out there concerning evolution, and with all viewpoints. You must break away from the “official” publications of the united evolutionary front and try reading a different and challenging viewpoint, else you will remain nothing but a puppet for official channels. There are thousands and thousands of members of creationist science organizations that reject evolution, as do ID and even evolutionists (Crick and Hoyle among them, who reach for panspermia, which only regresses the question, but at least they acknowledge the obvious and inherent reasons in the theory they want to embrace fully but can’t). And not all average people who don’t have three degrees are intellectual retards just because they don’t buy into what you’ve bought into. Roughly 80 percent of americans believe in God, and a significant portion of them haven’t found the comfort zone enabling them to incorporate their belief in a deity with an accidental meaningless universe and the life that goes with it. So yes, realthog, if you only count people who believe in evolution, then yes, by all means, all people believe in evolution.