[Dimensio]

But... but... but... I thought that the stickers weren't about "Christian expression" at all! At least that is what the ID people keep saying. Could it be that they are not being honest about their intentions?

Are you honestly trying to suggest that an antievolutionist might actually lie?

[ml1954]

Are you honestly trying to suggest that an antievolutionist might actually lie?

Not lie, of course not. The just tend to be pathological misspeakers (for God).

[wyattearp]

Perish the thought! I can't imagine how a christian anti-evolutionist could possibly justify outright lying in order to try to prove a point.

/major league sarcasm

[andysandmikesmom]

This is what I find so outrageous about those who want ID taught as science...they 'claim', this is not about pushing Christianity in the classroom....and now, just who do they think they are kidding?...I know that there are some ID supporters who just want a generic type of designer brought into the discussion, but by and large, most of those that I have seen who want ID taught really want the Christian God designated as the designer...I guess they figure if they can get a 'generic designer' slid into the discussion, in time, they can change that to be the 'Christian Designer'...

If it should happen that the designer was going to be designated as an Alien from some as yet unknown galaxy, or designated as one of the numerous gods from Native American myths, then the ID people would be hollering about that...

No, as far as I can tell, ID is nothing but an attempt to insert the Christian God into a science class...and when IDers deny this, I am not kind enough to merely think of this as 'misspeaking'...this is lying...