[NonZeroSum]

Look, I think you raise some interesting points here, but in raisng those points, it does not necessarily prompt me to raise my fist in the air and shake it at God.

Who's asking you to?

We're just asking that you not insist that the belief that "God did it" be taught in science class. It may be true--there's no scientific way to determine that one way or the other--but it's not science.

[csense]

We're just asking that you not insist that the belief that "God did it" be taught in science class.

I've never advocated such a thing, nor do I intend to. Personally, I think philosophy should be taught before any kind of science is introduced. It certainly would raise the level of discussion of both sides, and clear the air as to exactly what constitutes science, something that again, seems to be lacking to some degree or another on both sides.