There are pamphlets, books, powerpoints. Bullet points to "challenge" evolutionary thinking. All extremely misleading and easily dismantled.
Bottom line, if your conclusions are immutable, you are not doing science.

I used to teach evolution as a TA at an Ivy League college. I taught many students who were "prepped" like this. The saddest part was that they were usually VERY smart students who were well equipped to be critical thinkers. the "arguments" they presented were easily dismantled.

I went to a Jesuit college. Jesuits actively encourage critical thinking and questioning the foundations of your beliefs. Lots of students went through religion classes with Jesuits, and came out atheists, and the Jesuits were totally fine with it. At that Catholic college, we openly talked about religion late at…

well JFK was Catholic (reviled by Evangelicals) so I think he doesn't count.