To: curiosity
No, just get rid of the creationists. FYI, most Christians are not creationists.
No need to do that - just offer an alternative science class with alternative textbooks. Those parents who want their children in those classes can opt for them. It may cost a little more, but it would solve a lot of problems (and it may save money in the long run, since there wouldn't be all of these legal/political entaglements over the issue).
Let the local school districts decide (i.e. the communities).
Instead, too many people want either Creationism or Evolution banned completly, which tells you that this isn't simply a political issue, but rather a religious issue - at that point it really needs to be prevented from becoming a political/government issue.
To: af_vet_rr
Decent points on some things.
58 posted on
12/01/2005 11:43:15 AM PST by
moog
To: af_vet_rr
No need to do that - just offer an alternative science class with alternative textbooks.
I have no problem with this, as soon as a scientific alternative is proposed.
63 posted on
12/01/2005 11:44:45 AM PST by
highball
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