[Buck W.]

This is barely entertaining any more. Galileo was persecuted by the church for conducting and believeing scientific inquiry that contradicted the literal reading of the bible. Today, we fully accept the concepts that he was persecuted for, except, it seems for a few posters here and the shameless, echo-chamber, "look at me I'm a REAL Christian and you're not!" creationinst web sites from which you post and draw your inspiration. Thank God (and I mean that literally) your brand of "science" is not to be found in the public schools.

[GunRunner]

Indeed.

It is still chilling to think that the Vatican once had a say in scientific matters. I'm glad we have progressed, and the theocrats are losing big time.

[TradicalRC]

Thank God (and I mean that literally) your brand of "science" is not to be found in the public schools.

Thank your literal God that your children are not allowed to pray publicly, your teachers are not allowed to instigate prayer but that your kindergardener can learn all about the joys of homosexuality. And your teenager can procure free condoms. It was horrible to tax secularists for schools that had a place for God, but quite okay to tax Christians for atheistic/anti-theistic institutions. You are most welcome to your public schools, can I just have my money back?