All of the other science bloggers are talking about the finding that the British might be more Creation-friendly than we'd have thought. My first thought is that we need to be careful about the survey. But my second thought is to remind myself that a 1988 survey (page 8 of the PDF) found that "...one-third of British adults understood that the Earth rotates around the Sun once a year...." vs. "...half of US adults know that the Earth rotates around the Sun once a year...." (year 2000 for the American survey). The difference in anti-evolutionary activism in the two nations is, I suspect, a function of British class structure and popular deference to elites.
Anyway, I'm going to snag some data from religious tolerance on evolution internationally:
Q: "In your opinion, how true is this? ...Human beings developed from earlier species of animals.."
