Originally posted by dwinkjr
Actually it is a Scentific theory and has more Scientific evidence backing it then evolution.. but all the Anti-religion folks think it is too much religion for school as i be a Christian feel evolution with all its lil holes should not be taught in school.... Bottom line is both these Theories are just that until they are proven. So if u are going to teach one theory u should teach them both but make it very clear that they are just that theories.
A scientific theory cannot have an unprovable as a fundamental precept. Bottom line.
Originally posted by KajiPAX
AS I said before, it contradicts with what's taught in the Bible, and for those students that do believe in the Bible & God ... and for those students that lesiurley believe in God that's very dangerous because even that could cause them to drift away since they start doubting what they originally believed. Should state have power to do that? No.
You don't truly believe something if it is the only thing you've ever been taught. That's not faith, that's ignorance.