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[Coyoteman]

There is nothing wrong with teaching evolution in our schools; if anything, modern science has proven Darwin correct with respect to common ancestry and minor evolutionary change, but modern science has also proven that Darwin was wrong to contend that man developed accidentally from a long series of random mutations. That has been shown to be impossible.

Science has not disproved evolution, nor shown it to be impossible. These are standard creationist claims, long since shown to be inaccurate.

There are many links at the following site which provide a more accurate picture of what science has to say about evolution and related subjects: Index to Creationist Claims.

Short of this one feeble argument against the theory of evolution, the rest of this article amounts to a call for censorship of evolution based on a dislike of the potential results of evolutionary thinking.

But I guess if you can't argue against the science, you have to do something, eh?

[gondramB]

>>Why is it that I often write about such subjects as Darwinism, liberalism, and the ACLU?<<

I would submit that if you don’t distinguish between evolution and Darwinism and don’t see the vast differences between Darwinism, liberalism and the ACLU then it isn’t that you are losing but that you have handicapped to potential of your effort,.

[RightWhale]

• there is no such thing as right and wrong

  This is a strawman. No serious thought has ever produced this conclusion. No one will propose relativity to mean this.

[MEGoody]

Of course we are ‘losing’ (the culture war). It was foretold in the bible that it would happen. We are only called to do what we can as salt (a preservative) and light. Without the truth-speakers, the world would already have slid into the pit.

[eleni121]

I’m satisfied with knowing some facts are outside the scientific community’s ability to either prove or disprove.

They can propose theories mil the cows come home, but most theories still hang out there in the ether while most facts cannot even be explained.