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To: Lindykim
Thanks for posting this, Lindykim. The last few lines pretty much sum up what I've been arguing on FR for years:

To say that evolution has not answered all the scientific questions regarding our origins does not suggest you have to teach creationism in schools as a scientific theory. What should be taught is an honest assessment of what science does and does not know regarding our beginnings. The questions regarding our origins are too big for science alone to answer. People of faith should not allow themselves to be relegated to an anti-science position for questioning Darwin. Questioning the validity of theories is what science is supposed to do.

58 posted on 11/11/2004 8:33:18 AM PST by Buggman (Your failure to be informed does not make me a kook.)
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To: Buggman

Creationism is a religious belief... It shouldn't be taught in public schools!


110 posted on 11/11/2004 11:01:13 AM PST by Pitiricus
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