[Fester Chugabrew]

No, it is not the Law that excludes God from scientific examination . . .

No law could do that. It is not "scientific examination of God" but elimination of theistic considerations from a public academic context by law we are discussing. If you have this much trouble distinguishing the subject under discussion perhaps it is no wonder you confuse atheism for agnosticism..

[CarolinaGuitarman]

"No law could do that. (exclude God from scientific examination)"

"Establishment of the principle that God, by law, must be elimnated from the purview of science, is the issue,"

Make up your mind.

"It is not "scientific examination of God" but elimination of theistic considerations from a public academic context by law we are discussing."

Theistic considerations in science IS the *scientific examination of god*.

"If you have this much trouble distinguishing the subject under discussion perhaps it is no wonder you confuse atheism for agnosticism.."

Coming from you this is comical. You constantly mix up the two. I think it's on purpose; even YOU can't be that dim.

Can you?