This quote says it all:
The only way the Darwin-only lobby can spin these kind of survey results, added Chapman, is to claim that the public is just ignorant. But that view is untenable in light of the more than 300 scientists who have publicly expressed their dissent from Darwinism, to say nothing of the many scientific articles that have been published critiquing the theory.
To: Michael_Michaelangelo
I'm very curious to know what the 300 scientists wrote.
2 posted on
05/05/2004 11:21:44 AM PDT by
dangus
To: Michael_Michaelangelo
It's a trick question. There is no scientific evidence against Darwin's theory of evolution! <\sarcasm>
7 posted on
05/05/2004 11:41:14 AM PDT by
Lost Highway
(The things of earth will grow strangely dim in the light of his glory and grace.)
To: Michael_Michaelangelo
The prevailing wisdom seems to be that letting students examine the pros & cons of evolution as a theory would be unhealthy (undermine their understanding of science). I say the opposite - it would be an excellent subject to enhance their understanding of science and scientific theories.
To: Michael_Michaelangelo
I'm against evolution being taught in schools because I don't think any religion should be taught.
13 posted on
05/05/2004 12:06:37 PM PDT by
asformeandformyhouse
(Despite the high cost of living, it remains popular.)
To: Michael_Michaelangelo
AMEN!
To: Michael_Michaelangelo
17 posted on
05/05/2004 12:29:11 PM PDT by
mgstarr
To: Michael_Michaelangelo
Calling Vade...Calling Vade Retro! Yet another food fight!
To: Michael_Michaelangelo
As Einstein used to say, if they were right, it would only take one.
30 posted on
05/05/2004 1:32:05 PM PDT by
js1138
(In a minute there is time, for decisions and revisions which a minute will reverse. J Forbes Kerry)
To: Michael_Michaelangelo
The only way the Darwin-only lobby can spin these kind of survey results, added Chapman, is to claim that the public is just ignorant. I disagree totally. I don't believe that evolution explains the origin of life at all, but I still have problems with the questions as written.
The question asked whether you should teach scientific evidence both for and against, or only for. Naturally most people will want the "fair and balanced" view of teaching both for and against. But the naturalists don't accept that there is any scientific evidence against. Their version of the question would be more like, "Teach scientific evidence for and religious evidence against, or only teach the scientific evidence for?" That question would create a very different answer.
Shalom.
34 posted on
05/05/2004 1:46:24 PM PDT by
ArGee
(Family diversity = the death of modern civilization)
To: Michael_Michaelangelo
But that view is untenable in light of the more than 300 scientists who have publicly expressed their dissent from Darwinism, to say nothing of the many scientific articles that have been published critiquing the theory.Last time I checked, Project Steve had ovewr 400 real scientists (which excludes Dembski and Meyer) called Steve who endorse evolution. Discovery Insitute is falling further and further behind.
To: PatrickHenry
placemarker
47 posted on
05/05/2004 2:28:54 PM PDT by
Junior
(Remember, you are unique, just like everyone else.)
To: Michael_Michaelangelo
teaching the scientific evidence both for and against Darwins theory of evolution They vote on science in California? How about quantum physics? Do photons exist in California?
49 posted on
05/05/2004 2:33:13 PM PDT by
RightWhale
(Destroy the dark; restore the light)
To: Michael_Michaelangelo
Californians Say Teach Scientific Evidence Both For and Against Darwinian Evolution, Show New Polls Of course! Teach Darwin, teach 7-day Creation, teach Intelligent Design, teach any other possible theory out there and let the class discuss the differences. It isn't that hard. They did it when I was in school, and all the theories are interesting. I would want my kid to know and consider all of them!
50 posted on
05/05/2004 2:38:44 PM PDT by
HairOfTheDog
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To: Michael_Michaelangelo
Oh, goody, another pie fight!
82 posted on
05/05/2004 3:48:41 PM PDT by
Revolting cat!
("In the end, nothing explains anything!")
To: Michael_Michaelangelo
Dude, it's CA! If they asked their opinion about teaching the thoughts of dirt worshipers, buddists and witches, they'd have them teaching that too.
To: Michael_Michaelangelo
If schools are required to teach the theory of evolution and prohibited from teaching the flaws in the theory of evolution, they will be no different from churches preaching dogma during the Dark Ages.

162 posted on
05/05/2004 10:47:14 PM PDT by
William Terrell
(Individuals can exist without government but government can't exist without individuals.)
To: Michael_Michaelangelo
Teach the evidence for and against gravity! Yeah!
172 posted on
05/06/2004 5:25:43 AM PDT by
VadeRetro
(Ein prosit! Ein prosit, Gemuetlichkeit!)
To: Michael_Michaelangelo
Depends on what you mean by EVOLUTION ?...
(A)..There are so many different explanations on what it (evolution) is, by the time someone pro evolution gets done telling you what they think it is. You're nodding off. Reminds me of the dazzle them with bullsperm approach to science or some other scams, like various religions..
I know people are sure the virgin mary appeared in some soap scum on a church window. Same thing here. Pronouncing evolution as a fact. The faithful believe on faith as if it were a fact.. The faithful evolutionists have faith in the other faithful. and the faithful others have faith in their "choirs".
What do YOU know for sure ? Kind of paints us all. I know little for sure. But I have faith in some stuff. Could be wrong or it could be right. But its what I have faith today. People with faith in nothing are to be pitied. Faith is evolution is just that, faith. Why not?. I have faith that I will get to point "B" when I get into my car.
For we're all here as spirits for a human experience.
How do I know I am a spirit ?..
Answer: Go to point (A).
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