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<blockquote data-quote="Unintentional" data-source="post: 14651" data-attributes="member: 22"><p><strong>US schools teaching religious beliefs in science</strong></p><p></p><p>Yes, evolution is mostly matter of faith. So is intelligent design. What is the difference between one religion that teaches evolution and one that teaches intelligent design? The die hard closed minded people who teach evolution with the exclusion of all evidence to the contrary have created their own religion. The high priest are the aethists and the ranking clergy are the scientist who agee with them. I guess you <em>can </em>teach religion in school if doesn't involve a Christian god with morals who hold people accountable. </p><p> </p><p>I don't mean to sound harsh or mean to those who insist evolution is a fact. Please don't take my comments personally. I reserve my hostility to those whose mind are closed and refuse to examine both sides. </p><p> </p><p>The big problem in Kansas is and was that REAL scientists who are objective in their opinions, objected to the school board of Kansas specifically telling teachers that they could not criticize the theory of evolution. Now, if you have a theory that can not be criticized doesn't that make it dogma? The Kansas school board also altered the teaching of scientific theory from being "guided by evidence" to "finding natural solutions". The Kansas school board seems very intent on turning the theory of evolution into a religion. Let's see: you can't criticize it, you MUST find natural solutions and not be guided by the evidence (i.e. disregard evidence that leans away from a natural solution). Hmm </p><p> </p><p>If you have come to your conclusions after viewing both sides (or three or four sides of this argument) then I completely respect you and your opinion. </p><p> </p><p>If you have come to your conclusions for some other reason, say to prop up your theological presuppositions, then I have no respect for you. If you say Darwin has to be right because there is no god or you say intelligent design is right because there is a God of the Bible then you may both share the same contempt I have for you. </p><p> </p><p>If you currently have an open mind or have a conclusion but are still open to discussion then I will heap all the love I have on you. @);-</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Unintentional, post: 14651, member: 22"] [b]US schools teaching religious beliefs in science[/b] Yes, evolution is mostly matter of faith. So is intelligent design. What is the difference between one religion that teaches evolution and one that teaches intelligent design? The die hard closed minded people who teach evolution with the exclusion of all evidence to the contrary have created their own religion. The high priest are the aethists and the ranking clergy are the scientist who agee with them. I guess you [i]can [/i]teach religion in school if doesn't involve a Christian god with morals who hold people accountable. I don't mean to sound harsh or mean to those who insist evolution is a fact. Please don't take my comments personally. I reserve my hostility to those whose mind are closed and refuse to examine both sides. The big problem in Kansas is and was that REAL scientists who are objective in their opinions, objected to the school board of Kansas specifically telling teachers that they could not criticize the theory of evolution. Now, if you have a theory that can not be criticized doesn't that make it dogma? The Kansas school board also altered the teaching of scientific theory from being "guided by evidence" to "finding natural solutions". The Kansas school board seems very intent on turning the theory of evolution into a religion. Let's see: you can't criticize it, you MUST find natural solutions and not be guided by the evidence (i.e. disregard evidence that leans away from a natural solution). Hmm If you have come to your conclusions after viewing both sides (or three or four sides of this argument) then I completely respect you and your opinion. If you have come to your conclusions for some other reason, say to prop up your theological presuppositions, then I have no respect for you. If you say Darwin has to be right because there is no god or you say intelligent design is right because there is a God of the Bible then you may both share the same contempt I have for you. If you currently have an open mind or have a conclusion but are still open to discussion then I will heap all the love I have on you. @);- [/QUOTE]
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