@Maggie - Once again, the assumption that this faith, this belief in the absence of any evidence whatsoever, this fairy tale that we have taught our kids should be considered the correct version of reality - And in that reality all naysayers are blind,wilful, sinful or downright evil and will suffer the consequences.
All of which is predicated on a narrative from a book that we know to have been heavily edited, that has no contemporaneous facts or sources to aid in verification, that we have to have faith in - belief in the absence of evidence. And its this patent rubbish that generations have instilled into the young believers, who, mostly unthinkingly, pass on the same narrative to their kids in turn.
We would expect, I think, people and kids to exercise critical thinking to an problem or life issue that confronted them - I would like to think that we allow for evidence based decisions - No wonder then that some struggle to understand basic science, given the cognitive dissonance they start from.
No, I would not care to come. I can think of few things worse than attending a live birth surrounded by a bunch of true believers. Let me know how it goes.