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Thermopyle · 02-06-2005, 12:46 PM

I didnt have the energy to read every post in this thread and I guess what I say here has already been said a dozen of times.

But sure they can teach creationism in school, as long as it's during the religion lessons and not during biology. Creationism is not a scientifically built theory and therefor is not science. I think the distinction is important because the kids should know the difference between fact and belives. There are no facts in creationism at all. Teaching creationism during biology like a scientific theory is basically liyng to the kids. Sure there are flaws in evolution theory but using creationism as a alternartive is not science and not what science is about.

02-06-2005, 12:46 PM	#147 (permalink)
Thermopyle Crazy Location: Top of the World, Mom!	I didnt have the energy to read every post in this thread and I guess what I say here has already been said a dozen of times. But sure they can teach creationism in school, as long as it's during the religion lessons and not during biology. Creationism is not a scientifically built theory and therefor is not science. I think the distinction is important because the kids should know the difference between fact and belives. There are no facts in creationism at all. Teaching creationism during biology like a scientific theory is basically liyng to the kids. Sure there are flaws in evolution theory but using creationism as a alternartive is not science and not what science is about. __________________ Live life like you're gonna die, beacause you're gonna! - William Shatner.