[JamesP81]

Good point. I say parents. And as a parent, I want my child to learn the science of evolution. So don't try to fill his head with your religious nonsense and superstitious mumbo-jumbo.

I want my child to learn the truth that God fashioned the universe with his own hand, and I for darned sure don't want people like you trying to fill his head with your atheistic, evolutionary nonsense and pseudoscientific mumbo-jumbo. And furthermore, I don't want my tax dollars spent to teach such things that I disagree with.

It would appear, that we have a problem.

[WildHorseCrash]

I want my child to learn the truth that God fashioned the universe with his own hand, and I for darned sure don't want people like you trying to fill his head with your atheistic, evolutionary nonsense and pseudoscientific mumbo-jumbo.

That's what church is for, James. Fill your kid's head, in your church, with as much religion as you want.

And furthermore, I don't want my tax dollars spent to teach such things that I disagree with.

Well, fortunately nothing in the law permits your mere status as a taxpayer to infuse science education with your religion. So what you want is, to put it bluntly, irrelevant.

It would appear, that we have a problem.

Nope. You have a problem, in that the schools are going to continue to teach science, while you fume away. But so long as we have a First Amendment to prevent religion from being taught in schools, I have no problem.