Texas EduBoard won't put creationism in textbooks, after all

[The BaRen]

Maybe we should put creationism in textbooks, we've got scientific evidence of resurrection right in this thread.

[Frisivisia]

:rofl:

Maybe we should put creationism in textbooks, we've got scientific evidence of resurrection right in this thread.

Thank you, I'll be here all night (I will not).

Now let's get this one locked up, eh?

[Big Jim P]

Maybe we should put creationism in textbooks, we've got scientific evidence of resurrection right in this thread.

AQed.

Edit. NVM Ninja'd.

[New Connorstantinople]

Texas.

Where being rich puts you above the law, being poor is a crime, women are just baby factories and science is Satan.

I guess not all hope is lost.

Contrary to your viewpoints (which I'm certain come from a lack of actual, personal experience) Texas is NOT like that. Living here, and being a middle-class, do-as-you-please-as-long-as-you-harm-no-other type of guy, I have found little to disagree with here outside of no legal gay marriage. But of course, that wouldn't fit into your "all GOP states are evil" rule.

[New Connorstantinople]

You do realize that NSG has a very well-known bias towards liberalism and science?

Okay, this is gonna suck.

Center-Leftism and Atheism (with plenty of Anti-Theism) are the most common ideologies in NS.

[Post-Keynesian Economics]

Good job, Texas.

Thank you.

[Farnhamia]

Thanks "God"!!!!

*** Warned for egregious grave digging ***

I thought I had mistaken someone else's post for the one that resurrected another thread. I was wrong. Stop digging up old threads.

And for pete's sake, people, have you no self-control? If you see it's a zombie thread don't post in it! Sheesh!