[Paradox]

I am homeschooling my kids, and I am teaching my kids about Evolution, and also that I believe that it probably went down something like that. So on FR, I would be called an evolutionist.

Many of the people in my area believe in creationism, so I am also teaching my kids about ID, even a little about Genesis, although I dont endorse it, I think it would be nice for him to know.

It hasn't hurt him one bit, and he "gets" it. I can't see how its harmful. So bill nye is being stupid.

I still dont care for Creationism to be taught in public schools, though it probably deserves a mention.

[BrandtMichaels]

First I applaud both your open-mindedness and homeschooling.

Here’s a free online book that I dare you to read and teach since you seem to lack a complete understanding of both creation and evolution.

Center for Scientific Creation - In the Beginning: Compelling Evidence for Creation and the Flood
http://www.creationscience.com/onlinebook/IntheBeginningTOC.html

[Agamemnon]

I am homeschooling my kids, and I am teaching my kids about Evolution ... I would be called an evolutionist.

Many of the people in my area believe in creationism, so I am also teaching my kids about ID, even a little about Genesis, although I dont endorse it, I think it would be nice for him to know

"Nice" for them to know, you say? Feigning an appearance of even-handedness, are we now.

From your personal FR page:

"Stupid Conservative Tricks: Intelligent Design/Creationism"

So you are going to try to pretend to your readers here today that you are somehow approaching the subject objectively?

Darwinism is the glue that holds liberalism together.

Darwinism is the lynch-pin of liberalism.

"Homeschooling" that parrots the atheist's religion of materialistic liberalism is of no more value to children than is public schooling that does the same thing.

It comes as no surprise then that whether in public or homeschooled situations, liberals in each context will parade misrepresentaions of their feigned educational even-handedness even as they attempt to size up what they hope will be an un-critical audience of homeschooling enthusiasts.

But liberals don't really fool anyone for long, particularly when they are caught tripping over their own words.

Liberals on this board can share company with Obama, who, as it turns out in recent days, has the pathological tendency to do the same thing.

[metmom]

I still dont care for Creationism to be taught in public schools, though it probably deserves a mention.

Then keep evolution out. Why should one parties creation account have precedence over any others?

[Future Snake Eater]

I still dont care for Creationism to be taught in public schools

Why not?