As a former creationist (but still a strong Christian), I think it's silly that science shouldn't "frown on any mention of creationism", since creationists don't think the truth about natural history is even within the purview of the scientific process of discovery. The supernatural is by nature (no pun intended) off the table of discussion for science, and there's nothing wrong with that: no Christian denies that God uses the laws of nature that He established in order to run things, and even to create life in the womb.

Regardless, the same link I posted above http://is.gd/5F1LE is a good one for showing the problems with the "mainstream science is a cabal aligned to suppress the truth" argument as presented in the film. Stein's looking more and more like a crackpot through and through.

Steve, I'm not going to debate the intelligent design stuff here. But come on: "as simple as occupation"? You don't think there would be Americans who would feel just a wee bit put out if Russia had its boot on us, telling us how to run our country, etc.? Stein didn't even say, "they hate us and want us to die" -- he said, "They're psycho," proving Paul's point that the warmongers don't even have the slightest interest in understanding the motivation of the attackers. They're just whacked out Arabs. Who's the anti-Semite?