[Dog Gone]

I’m not calling Christianity a cult. If you’re a biblical literalist, fine. That still doesn’t mean you belong to a cult.

I just don’t understant your objection to science which actively seeks to change its understanding by gaining new information.

If you don’t want your kids to be exposed to science, homeschool them. Keep them away from that evil science.

[srweaver]

I don’t object to science. I appreciate the advances science has made. Absent science, my life expectance would be much shorter (here).

I object to the conclusions of scientists about origins that stand in direct conflict with the clear teachings of Scripture, which I think any reasonbly objective person will admit happens on a regular basis.

On what authority do these scientists speak?

Or teachers in the classroom?

I do homeschool my children, and science (including the scientific method) is in the curriculum. If I sent them to public school here in San Francisco, they would be learning about a lot more than evolution that the public schools have no business teaching, particularly at taxpayer expense.