No, I'm scared because my doctor has a firm belief in intelligent design.
How do I know this?
She asked if she could ask me a personal question during my physial exam. No problem, says I.

"Are you Catholic?", she asked.
I told her that I'm not, but that I was raised as Catholic.

What followed was 20 minutes of fairly deep discussion on how the Universe was created, God's part or lack thereof, morality and the Human condition.

I quite enjoy this kind of discussion. It's rare that I partake in it as it's usually with my friends, and they're not really interested, so it ends up being one sided with them agreeing with my arguments in order to shut me up.

Heh. Just flicking around and there's a documentary on something similar on RTÉ2 now (mostly Darwin).

Anyway, it was all going well until she tried to equate rape and murder to someone stealing food in order to stay alive on the grounds that we are a selfish species. Her point was that everything we do is for our own benefit, therefore a person gaining sexual gratification through rape is no different to someone stealing a loaf of bread to sate their hunger.

I argued that they are completely different actions, and have nothing at all in common, but she countered this by asking me where I got my morals from. I said that I got them when I was growing up, and she retorted by saying that this was because of my Catholic upbringing.