[The Grim Freeper]

My point was that George Washington Carver was a great Chemist and man of science--I was appealing to RWProfessor's self-purported realm of knowledge as a chemistry professor, you know. Given RWP's ignorance, I rather doubt that he is one.

My point in initially posing the question on this thread was that George Washington Carver gave the glory to God for everything discovery he made. He was a lovely, humble Christian and believed in God the Creator. This would disqualify him, according to RWP, from holding a head teaching position in a school.

Laughable, no?

[VadeRetro]

He was a lovely, humble Christian and believed in God the Creator. This would disqualify him, according to RWP, from holding a head teaching position in a school.

Are you telling the truth here?

[Lurking Libertarian]

My point in initially posing the question on this thread was that George Washington Carver gave the glory to God for everything discovery he made. He was a lovely, humble Christian and believed in God the Creator. This would disqualify him, according to RWP, from holding a head teaching position in a school.

A great many people believe in God the creator and in evolution. No one is claiming that atheism is a requirement for teaching science.