Yes you did, but you must know by now how creationists work.
It's an essential part of the creationist modus operandi to make what they think is a killer point, have it taken apart and its absurdity exposed, then to put it back into storage for a while until it's judged safe to bring it out again.
If creationists didn't do this they'd quickly run out of material: there are only so many scientists' quotes you can distort.
You may feel I took Carl Sagan's comments out of context, but anyone who reads them for themselves can determine the truth. Evolutionists seem to think if you quote an evolutionist making a statement of fact, that fact is not repeatable. Why? Because the person making it believes in evolution. Therefore, the fact they mention that gives the lie to evolution is not to be quoted. That's utter nonsense, but part of the evolutionist propaganda arsenal. I'm sure many scientists and others sincerely believe in evolution, especially since no other explanation for life is taught in schools, and especially not the evidence for creation. Get ready for a quote, fellas:
"A century after Darwin's death, we still have not the slightest demonstrable or even plausible idea of how evolution really took place- and in recent years this has ned to an extraordinary series of battles over the whole question...A state of almost open war exists among the evolutionists themselves, with every kind of [evolutionary] sect urging some new modification." Johannesburg The Star, 4/20/82 p.19
No wonder many evolutionists so fanatically attack anyone who dares question their faith.