<human>: Hey Reddit, first date with a Derpina last night.  The conversation was going great, until religion came up--she believes in Intelligent Design.

I dug a little deeper: turns out she went to a Lutheran high school, where she said "they taught us about evolution, and then they taught us why it's wrong".  That was her only exposure to evolution, ever, so she maintains some strong doubts (e.g.: she believes that the oldest rocks on Earth are only 150,000 years old, therefore the fossil record is meaningless, therefore evolution is just a theory).  However, she's aware of the bias of her teachers, so she is very open to learning more, she just doesn't know where to start.

So are there any good websites or books that explain evolution in an non-confrontational way, that would allow her to gently realize that she was lied to in high school without feeling like her beliefs are being attacked?  I don't want to be on the offensive with this, since we've only had one date.  

For the record, closed-minded creationism would probably be a dealbreaker for me, but since she is so open-minded about it, I'd like to give it a shot.

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: First date with a creationist, but she has an open mind, so I want to give her a non-confrontational (i.e. not anti-religion) way to learn about evolution.****