[DesertSapper]

Nice try Radio. I don't buy it. You cannot have done much research and not known that a dog and a wolf are of the same species.

I'll read your site (already am) and you spend some time looking at the other side too. That's all I ask of any evolutionist - especially if they are teaching our kids!

I'll thank God for creation (for the both of us) - then we can debate how everything got to this point. I'm not all that sure that this debate means much to Him as long as His handiwork is acknowledged.

I do love this argument and will readily admit that I know very little in the scheme of things. However, I have been reading on both sides of this issue for a few years now and will continue to do so.

I will let pass your comments about my homeschooling as I answer to the God on how I raise my kids - not you. But that is not the point here is it? The point is; should we continue to allow our kids to receive only one flawed origins theory and intentionally ignore others? Even if you agree with evolution, do you ignore alternate theories?

I do teach my boys about macro-evolution but do not promote it as I don't believe it. Why can I not expect at least as much from public schools I am funding?

[RadioAstronomer]

Nice try Radio. I don't buy it. You cannot have done much research and not known that a dog and a wolf are of the same species.

Huh? Where did I make comments on Dogs?

I'll read your site (already am) and you spend some time looking at the other side too. That's all I ask of any evolutionist - especially if they are teaching our kids!

I already told you I read your links.

I'll thank God for creation (for the both of us) - then we can debate how everything got to this point. I'm not all that sure that this debate means much to Him as long as His handiwork is acknowledged.

Not science, but I thank you for the prayer. :-)

I do love this argument and will readily admit that I know very little in the scheme of things. However, I have been reading on both sides of this issue for a few years now and will continue to do so.

Cool. :-) I will continue to read and study as well.

I will let pass your comments about my homeschooling as I answer to the God on how I raise my kids - not you. But that is not the point here is it? The point is; should we continue to allow our kids to receive only one flawed origins theory and intentionally ignore others? Even if you agree with evolution, do you ignore alternate theories?

Where did I comment about homeschooling???

I do teach my boys about macro-evolution but do not promote it as I don't believe it. Why can I not expect at least as much from public schools I am funding?

You sure you are posting to the right person?