To: freedumb2003
No one on here will have his/her mind changed about evolution. All of us who learned about evolution in school had the choice to believe or toss - quite a few of us decided we didn't believe it and tossed it. Those who decided to believe were perfectly free to do so. Why do you have a problem with that? We don't ask you to believe in God.
55 posted on
03/13/2006 1:41:58 PM PST by
mlc9852
To: mlc9852
All of us who learned about evolution in school had the choice to believe or toss - quite a few of us decided we didn't believe it and tossed it Clearly there is a problem in teaching when people are rejecting facts. I'm no happier with that than if you rejected addition or spelling because of your religious beliefs.
74 posted on
03/13/2006 2:24:31 PM PST by
Bingo Jerry
(Bing-freaking-go!)
To: mlc9852
> We don't ask you to believe in God.
No? Strange. I've seen many instructions to do so, and threats levied against those who do not.
79 posted on
03/13/2006 2:28:48 PM PST by
orionblamblam
(A furore Normannorum libra nos, Domine)
To: mlc9852
"No one on here will have his/her mind changed about evolution." Not true. I came on here as a hardcore Christian creationist; now I'm an atheist. Granted, that means there can't be claims that creationists have entirely closed minds—but keep in mind that there are no bragging rights in losing supporters.
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