[bondserv]

I wonder if students could opt out of science classes that force evolution on them, claiming it violates their religious freedom rights. I bet they couldn't. The religious argument works only one direction.

There is a Christian High School that teaches the Theory of Evolution along side Biblical Creationism. They have been threatened by the University of California Educrats, to not accept the Christian schools graduate applications.

Despite the students exposure to Darwinism - because they are taught to be skeptical of TOE - they are deemed not to make the UC admission requirements.

[Dimensio]

There is a Christian High School that teaches the Theory of Evolution along side Biblical Creationism. They have been threatened by the University of California Educrats, to not accept the Christian schools graduate applications.

I'm not surprised. Any school that teaches a specific religious story as on par with well-established scientific theories needs to have their credentials reexamined.

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

The world rejected Jesus and it rejects us. The hard part is that for so long we had enough true Christians in this country that the reality of that biblical truth was on pause. We had it good and we squandered the opportunity by adopting with the world's ways. Now who can tell the difference between us and them most of the time. So I guess we now get to experience what those who went before us experienced. May we be found faithful in the end whatever the cost.