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Well to start out i dont beleive in evoltuion so the fact that other things cant be taught really ticks me off but i just want to see what people think and why.
the truth should be taught in public schools. since evolution's true, then that's what should be taught.
I think the fuss about this is ridiculous. Evolution =/= Atheism! That's a major misconception that almost all Creationists hold. Evolution has been proved. On the other hand, no religion(or lack thereof) has solid proof, therefore tax dollars should not go to teaching it. Evolution is not teaching "there is no god" it is teaching about heredity and the way life formed as it is today. There is a mountain of [unbiased] evidence to prove it, therefore it is a tried and true theory, as well as a very important one. If parents want their children to learn about God and Jesus, send them to a private Christian school, thank you very much. And in the meantime, please stick your noses out of our goddamn curriculum.
Thank you and good night.
Unfortunate word choice much? Also, there is no need to swear in the forum. Go do it somewhere else please.
Unfortunate word choice much? Also, there is no need to swear in the forum. Go do it somewhere else please.
If parents want their children to learn about God and Jesus, send them to a private Christian school, thank you very much. And in the meantime, please stick your noses out of our god**** curriculum.
What if a parent want's their child to hear both both sides of the debate or at least be given a chance to learn why creation is fundamentally wrong and not science at all. There should be more protection for teachers who simply try to present their student with all the evidence not just with the theory of Evolution. Not only would this expand the child's knowledge of the debate but it might help some to see the fallacies associated with creationism
What if a parent want's their child to hear both both sides of the debate or at least be given a chance to learn why creation is fundamentally wrong and not science at all.
There should be more protection for teachers who simply try to present their student with all the evidence not just with the theory of Evolution.
Don't teach it, inform about it and let the students debate it.
Not to mention there are thousands of gods said to create the earth, good luck teaching them all...
Not to mention there are thousands of gods said to create the earth, good luck teaching them all...
Don't teach it, inform about it and let the students debate it
Or I could know that the vast majority of my students who don't believe in evolution believe in creation by the Jewish God (Christian, Jewish, Muslim, etc.). It's as simple as teaching to the demographic and knowing that alchemy is not a hottly debated topic in any circles.
Also explaining to someone why they're wrong is often more effective than simply telling them what is right.
I'm just gonna say in my Catholic High School we are pretty open to all sorts of different ideas but when any sort of dispute comes up (especially in theology class) it gets crushed.
So your open...Except when you disagree? Don't they counter each other?
Maronite?
it gets crushed.
What do they say or do when it comes up exactly?
Maronite?
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