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To: r9etb
But we can turn that around, too. You can also make the argument that the whole thing just sort of randomly happened, in some way. But that, too, is a "theological" premise, and not a scientific one. Why would we want to introduce that debate into schools?

Teaching evolution doesn't do that, unless the teacher has a serious agenda they're trying to push. Simply describing the theory doesn't lead to a suggestion that there is no God. The proper response for a teacher, if asked what started the whole thing is to say "We don't know."

83 posted on 10/07/2003 10:44:44 AM PDT by Modernman ("Oh, you all talk big but who here has the guts to stop me!" -Mr. Burns)
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To: Modernman
The proper response for a teacher, if asked what started the whole thing is to say "We don't know."

But of course, that's not the standard response.

85 posted on 10/07/2003 10:49:38 AM PDT by r9etb
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