Bill Nye On Creationism

I don't see why. You either believe something exists or you don't, and in most cases it's irrelevant regardless. The only ones to whom the question really matters are the ones who think someone actually knows what God wants and that everyone should be compelled to obey that, which has always been the sticking point of most religions for me. If God exists and wanted everyone to follow a set of rules, we wouldn't have a choice and would follow them, wouldn't even cross our minds not to. If God exists and wanted us to have free will, or the illusion thereof, then we're free to do what we please and anyone trying to force everyone to do something their way is more or less defying the freedom God gave us. If there is no God, there is no compulsion beyond basic respect for others and cooperation for a better quality of life for all.

All three have the same end result; Live your life the way you feel called to do so and mind your own damn business about everyone else unless it endangers someone because they're either doing God's will or there's no God for them to be defying. All this "God has called upon me to save you from yourself" crap some people claim is Hubris.