To: realpatriot71
So you deny that the goal of socialist-communist-humanist governemnts and organizations is to remove any mention of God from society at large? What's one way to accomplish this? Well, obviously, construct a scientific theory that takes God out of the equation, teach it to the children, and they'll stop believing.
Absolutely no scientific theory includes any gods in the equation. You're just taking one that you don't like and claiming that it's part of some conspiracy because of that fact.
Evolution came about because it was the best explanation to fit observed evidence. It was not invented out of thin air as a justification for a completely secular worldview. If you want to argue that evolution is wrong, then point out where the theory is in error. Lying about the very origin of the theory does not hurt anyone's credibility but your own.
260 posted on
01/30/2004 9:37:56 AM PST by
Dimensio
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To: Dimensio
Evolution came about because it was the best explanation to fit observed evidence. It was not invented out of thin air as a justification for a completely secular worldview. If you want to argue that evolution is wrong, then point out where the theory is in error. Lying about the very origin of the theory does not hurt anyone's credibility but your own. Did a group of evil, atheistic scientists get together with the expressed goal of getting rid of God by developing a disabolical theory that removed God? Uhhhh, no, and I'm not suggesting that. However, for all practical purposes, the theory, idea, conjecture of evolution has been used to do exactly that, create generation after generation of unbelievers because they are easier to control. And if you think that evolution is not a tool used by the socialists to accomplish part of their goal, you're blind. I personally think this is food for thought, and this is the reason other ideas and thoughts on origins should be mentioned in the classroom (remember this thread is about the classroom, not wether evolution is correct or not). I guess one lecture or hand-out comes to close to challenging your cherished beliefs that this should not be allowed. Also if evolution is as self-evident and other ideas are mere myths, then students will be able to see, right? So why the opposition?
262 posted on
01/30/2004 9:56:36 AM PST by
realpatriot71
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