One Third of Americans don't believe in Evolution.

[H89p32odhc983o8fh234pw8 4239487903274908]

Don't doubt it. People are getting more and more militant about religion and are starting to accept more and more bullshit like this.

Back your statements.

Agreed. I live in Texas and we bother with no creationism in schools.

[Geilinor]

Ha! Your prediction is wrong.

Don't doubt it. People are getting more and more militant about religion and are starting to accept more and more bullshit like this.

The other side can get stronger as well. We'll be there, don't worry.

[Gravlen]

Science is not about "belief" like religion. Science is about facts.

Well, then if they taught creationism, then you wouldn't like it. That's my point right there. Why fund something you don't agree with?

Creationism isn't science.

[Mavorpen]

Have you even been to one of those states?

Nope, but I know they teach it there.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/01/2 ... 68828.html

You might want to read your own source. The Bible study class is an ELECTIVE.

[Tekania]

Science for science class, theology for theology class..... There is no reason why theology should be taught in a science class.

[Genivaria]

Nope, but I know they teach it there.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/01/2 ... 68828.html

You might want to read your own source. The Bible study class is an ELECTIVE.

There's also the fact that we're talking about Creationism in place of biology.

[KISS Nation]

Don't doubt it. People are getting more and more militant about religion and are starting to accept more and more bullshit like this.

Back your statements.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/05/0 ... 69566.html

[Mavorpen]

You might want to read your own source. The Bible study class is an ELECTIVE.

There's also the fact that we're talking about Creationism in place of biology.

Yeah. The source says absolutely nothing about teaching creationism in science classrooms.

[Agritum]

Science for science class, theology for theology class..... There is no reason why theology should be taught in a science class.

Do you subscribe to the NOMA school of thought?

[KISS Nation]

Don't doubt it. People are getting more and more militant about religion and are starting to accept more and more bullshit like this.

Back your statements.

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[H89p32odhc983o8fh234pw8 4239487903274908]

Back your statements.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/05/0 ... 69566.html

Because everything a leftist news says about a right-wing state is obviously true. Especially in an article about mormonism.

[Genivaria]

Back your statements.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/05/0 ... 69566.html

That's talking about mormonism specifically and apparently labels mormonism as a distinct religion, which puts the authors reliability in doubt.
Seriously do you even read your own sources?

[Chinese Regions]

Science for science class, theology for theology class..... There is no reason why theology should be taught in a science class.

This

[Tekania]

Science for science class, theology for theology class..... There is no reason why theology should be taught in a science class.

Do you subscribe to the NOMA school of thought?

Not really, no. I don't suppose a theology could not be wrong. And that theologies can indeed by contradicted by physical evidence, especially if they posit something physical in the process. Merely that as a matter of study they really do not belong together.

[Lydenburg]

I think the proportion would be somewhat higher or lower, depending on age group.

Also, 78% of statistics are made up on the spot.

[Utceforp]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/05/0 ... 69566.html

Because everything a leftist news says about a right-wing state is obviously true. Especially in an article about mormonism.

Because everything said by a poster who's name is just random letters and numbers mashed into the keyboard randomly, and who joined the forum today, is true.

[Geilinor]

Also, 78% of statistics are made up on the spot.

Source?

[Norstal]

Science for science class, theology for theology class..... There is no reason why theology should be taught in a science class.

Look, I don't understand why I can't preach about how good Object-Oriented programming is in a church. I thought this country was all about freedom of beliefs.

[Utceforp]

Also, 78% of statistics are made up on the spot.

Source?

[Lydenburg]

Also, 78% of statistics are made up on the spot.

Source?

My humour is always wasted on the masses.

[Mike the Progressive]

Also, 78% of statistics are made up on the spot.

Source?

Science.

[The Emerald Legion]

Let people believe what they want to believe. If anything, this is proof of several things.

A. Left wing hypocrisy: "We have to respect foreign governments and their religions and customs!" but here? No, they're stupid.
B. Proof we should abolish the shitty public school system.
C. Left-wing intolerance, "Well, 1/3 of Americans are idiots. They're what's wrong with America! Death to creationists!"

Yet another chapter in wacky tales of the left wing.

I'm not left wing. I don't believe in the inherent evil of hierarchy. In fact, I argue for a totalitarian society ruled over by a scholarly and technical elite, where those underneath have little to no rights as the pinnacle of potential human civilization. Which pretty much makes me the very definition of the extremely far right.

Get out of my wing, I mean really, the nerve. Attempting to infiltrate the right wing with the christian Commie god.

[Mike the Progressive]

Source?

My humour is always wasted on the masses.

Brother, I know how you feel.

[The Genoese Cromanatum]

And they have the right to not believe in Evolution. This right is guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States, after all. I dont see the problem.

[Mike the Progressive]

And they have the right to not believe in Evolution. This right is guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States, after all. I dont see the problem.

Neither do I... I mean I think it's silly and hope people gradually accept fact... but it's not like its destroying the country.