[pby]

The Mayflower compact reads that a Christian nation was to be established...I would start there.

Your response failed to properly address the issue...Unlike evolution, gravity is observeable. Additionally, expirements as to gravity's existence can be repeated inumerable times with the same results. I am not aware of anyone who opposes the teaching of gravity in public school science classes.

Public school scienece classes, with their fully naturalistic evolutionary teaching, stray from science into the realm of philosophy, which is not science.

[aNYCguy]

ANycGuy: If you believe in religion being taught in state-sponsored schools, please explain how the religion and sect (that is, interpretation of holy books) would be decided upon.

pby: The Mayflower compact reads that a Christian nation was to be established...I would start there.

By all means, please continue. You want religion taught in state-sponsored schools. Tell me how the religion and sect of teaching would be decided for each district. Start at an extra-constitutional, vastly pre-revolutionary document if you'd like, but I want to hear your proposal all the way to the end.