>>How would you go about eliminating Christianity from science classes and above all, I’d like to see some examples of Christianity IN any science classes currently that needs eliminating.<<
Personally I don’t favor elimination mention of religion in science class- I know from teaching science and working with a science education foundation that kids ask about all kinds of things and it is stifling to be allowed to respond to questions that touch on religion.
But... I do see examples of teachers injecting their religion into their teaching. I also see parents objecting to curriculum based on religious beliefs.
Uh-huh, and do you ever see teachers injecting their secularism into science class? politics? ideology?
Because virtually all the parents I run into in real life and on FR complain about 95% of the time that socializing and not educating kids is the problem and 100% of the time it’s the secular humanist agenda behind that socialization.
You see in the public school system, the godless liberal NEA calls the shots, lobbvies for funding etc.
Not to say there aren’t the occasional religious kooks, it’s just I’ve yet to run across one personally or hear about one locally.