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Question: Do you support allowing Creationism to be taught by science teachers in public school classrooms?
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The_Doctor
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« on: March 16, 2017, 01:14:35 PM »

How about teaching both viewpoints? Or teaching evolution and atleast mentioning the ideas of creationism?

Because it's a dumb idea to teach creationism/intelligent design in a scientific curriculum in which there is no scientific basis or proof God exists? Because the very concept of faith is that you believe in something in which there is no objective conclusive proof? Because it leads to uneducated children who then stumble around their lives in an evangelicalized torpor bleating #alternative facts, with no real understanding of logic?

All of the above, really!
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The_Doctor
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« Reply #1 on: March 16, 2017, 01:29:59 PM »

How about teaching both viewpoints? Or teaching evolution and atleast mentioning the ideas of creationism?

Because it's a dumb idea to teach creationism/intelligent design in a scientific curriculum in which there is no scientific basis or proof God exists? Because the very concept of faith is that you believe in something in which there is no objective conclusive proof? Because it leads to uneducated children who then stumble around their lives in an evangelicalized torpor bleating #alternative facts, with no real understanding of logic?

All of the above, really!

Apparently this was reported. I don't see it violating mod rules in the slightest but it's hilarious nevertheless that this got reported by Naso (I'm speculating but still)?

apparently the butthurt is strong.
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The_Doctor
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« Reply #2 on: March 16, 2017, 01:41:04 PM »


apparently the butthurt is strong.

I didn't report anything in this thread.

Sorry. It apparently is my other post about Ralph Shortey and someone did it. I don't actually care, neither post violated mod guidelines.  
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