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Why shouldn't creationism be taught in schools?
Creationism in schools kinda goes against the idea of separation of church and state. Read More »
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How come creationism isn't taught in public schools?
Creationism IS taught in public schools. There are many forms of creationism taught in mythology classes. Creationism, itself, is explored in philosophy classes. Biblical creation is taught in English and literature classes. Musical interpr... Read More »
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Why shouldn't public school classes be taught to the lowest commo...
Some children are bored in class because the subjects are too easy or the class moves too slow between topics. Read More »
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Great question!! For myself as a Young Earth Creationist, I would not care to see public schools forced to teach Creationism since they probably would not do a good job of it. It would be better to have churches play a more active role in t...
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Most Christians I know don't want biblical creationism taught in science classes (they would butcher it). And then there’s the argument about all the other creation stories being taught. What we want is for molecules-to-man evolution (chemi...
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[1] Creationism isn't science, therefore has no place in a science classroom. [2] If you decide to teach Creationism, you must then decide which *type* of creationism to teach. Each of the world's religions has its own origin myth, and how ...
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Intelligent Design is a valid theory, and there is evidence, which you can find plenty of with a little research, the reason you probably have never heard it, it was not taught to you. I don't believe that one should be taught independently...
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Most Christians I know don't want biblical creationism taught in science classes (they would butcher it). What we want is for molecules-to-man evolution to be taught with all its warts (they are not even allowed to present evidence that wou...
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If the Bible is true....then obviously science would HAVE to coincide with it. So any Christian who does not believe in science is an idiot and a contradictor of their ownselves! The theory of creationism is just as religious at the theory ...
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I've always like this one: "The Creation myth that unfolds involves Raudra Brahman engaging in coitus with his own daughter; however, the Archer deity (in this early hymn, it is Agni) shoots him and he pulls out at the moment of ejaculation...
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