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I think the definitions are beside the point, the problem is not the raw basic pincibles darwin put forth, the problem is that in the classroom athiests put forth their faith, and use darwinism to describe creation and say that God is an impossibility.

Do you have an example of a "classroom atheist" using the theory of evolution to say that "God is an impossibility"? I have frequently seen claims that this occurs, however I have thus far never seen substantiation of this assertion.

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Lived through it actually. (I'm sure you'll now try the 'your lying' or 'isolated case'
argument)

Incidentally my college experience was quite the opposite, an explicit to the facts explanation. Prof was a Christian.

Further I was a comp sci major in college. The most I've ever gotten out evolution lectures is a primer for arguing with evolutionist on threads.

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For perspective btw, i had my 'global studies' teacher do the same with the UN; force us to write essays about how great the UN was, have multiple choice questions that had only positive responses about the UN, no option to call it what it was.

Barely pulled a C in the class after writing an essay about what a joke the agency was and how aweful it was to force students to laud it.