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To: weegee
"While I don't believe that creationism should be taught in schools, why is there such a need to teach evolution at all? "

Because Evolution is based in socialistic "scientific materialism" which assumes the world is pretty easy to understand and control. "We don't really know for sure" is NOT an acceptable answer because it implies we humans to not have the ability to fix everything. And that is unacceptable to the socialist mind-set. Thus they fret and sweat that students in Georgia might see "the label" and commit the unpardonable sin ---DOUBTING the ideas of the EVOLUTIONISTS!

85 posted on 01/15/2005 11:20:25 PM PST by cookcounty (-It's THE WHITE HOUSE, not THE WAFFLE HOUSE.)
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To: cookcounty
Because Evolution is based in socialistic "scientific materialism" which assumes the world is pretty easy to understand and control.

Well said. There's a battle going on right now in the West where leftists are trying mightily to undercut people of faith. We've seen an example of this over the past three weeks since the tsunami in south Asia. Why are people who never give God any real thought coming out with editorials and commentaries about how the tsunami proves that if there's a God, he's not a loving God because of 170,000 seemingly indiscriminate deaths from this natural disaster? They're at war with the notion of God, and consequently are at war with people who express faith in God, because such notions and faith stand in the way of their ultimate objective of crowning man (i.e., themselves) as the only true god in this world. Evolutionists, whether intended or not, are allies with these secularists who rage against faith in God.

119 posted on 01/16/2005 2:27:25 PM PST by My2Cents
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