It all began at the beginning of the final quarter of Science Class. I listened as it was being explained that we were studying Life Science. My teacher explained that we had to accept the Theory of Evolution as fact. My teacher, himself a Christian, was none too pleased with the scenario as I was. I was outraged that I was being told I had to believe a faulty theory. I stood up and spoke on why I thought it was outrageous that we has to accept a called "theory" as a fact, even though it is a faulty theory in itself. I spoke for around five minutes on the matter before I stopped. My teacher was surprised, and said that he was pleased that a student had brought up a counter thesis to Evolution. So, he said, instead of learning and accepting the theory of evolution, we were going to hold a debate on the final day of school. I said it would be a good idea. So, the teams were then formed. The class contained around 30 people. There were 8 people on my team, including me. Our job was to prove that the Biblical account of creationism was the true way earth and life began. The other 22 were on a team to prove evolution right. In the nine weeks that followed, I did not mention the debate to others as I researched why evolution is faulty, coming up with evidence against evolution that tore the entire theory almost to shreds. The day of the debate arrived, and for 42 minutes, the two teams debated, with a 25 person seventh grade class watching us. Much evidence was shared, and, in the end, the seventh grade class voted who they thought won the debate. The victory for my small team was outstanding. 23 of the seventh graders voted for Creationism, and 2 for evolution. After the seventh graders left, around 7 or so people from the other team came to me, wanting to learn more about Creationism. By the end of the day, those seven former Atheists were blooming Christians. They politely requested I not say their names, so I shall not share them here.