For me faith involves believing without the benefit of empirical data so truth be told, I will never see the religious beliefs surrounding creationism as anything other than religion and the science for me will always be evolving (no pun intended) science. I don't think religion should be taught as science but I certainly think it hurts no one to offer it as an elective. A course such as Religious Beliefs and Creationism that explored a variety of creation stories and the people who believe them, such as Osuche suggested may be a viable answer. I would list it as a Lit course or Social Studies.

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