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To: tpanther
Darwinism can only survive if enforced with legal action?

That must explain all the legislative initiatives attempting to allow creationism to be taught as an alternative.

Laws like the one in Louisiana are the work of ?Darwinists, aren't they? Enforcing teaching through legal action?

By the way, how's Louisiana doing at coming up with alternatives to evolution, now that teaching alternatives is legal? What do you suppose they'll teach as an alternative to Darwinism?

420 posted on 09/14/2008 3:42:07 PM PDT by js1138
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To: js1138

“That must explain all the legislative initiatives attempting to allow creationism to be taught as an alternative.”

>>>>>>>>>Exactly. Christians are finally realizing they’re citizens too, able to participate in what is taught in schools also.

AND what is “permissable” in public. Like nativity scenes in public squares.

As I’ve stated, the tipping point has been tipped. When lunatics began demanding crosses be removed from Federal Cemeteries and Christmas be banned from school calendars, I believe decent normal people finally realized ‘enough is enough’.

www.thomasmore.org

www.aclj.org

www.catholicleague.org

Godless liberal atheists don’t own science, or govt. or law or ANYTHING but their own destiny.


By the way, how’s Louisiana doing at coming up with alternatives to evolution, now that teaching alternatives is legal? What do you suppose they’ll teach as an alternative to Darwinism?

>>>>>>Again I invite you to contact the people in Louisiana, I live in Georgia.

But the best answer is...WHAT THEY WANT to teach to their own children....for starters, realize this fundamental truth and work from there.


421 posted on 09/14/2008 6:23:33 PM PDT by tpanther
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To: js1138

“That must explain all the legislative initiatives attempting to allow creationism to be taught as an alternative.”

>>>>>>>>>Exactly. Christians are finally realizing they’re citizens too, able to participate in what is taught in schools also.

AND what is “permissable” in public. Like nativity scenes in public squares.

As I’ve stated, the tipping point has been tipped. When lunatics began demanding crosses be removed from Federal Cemeteries and Christmas be banned from school calendars, I believe decent normal people finally realized ‘enough is enough’.

www.thomasmore.org

www.aclj.org

www.catholicleague.org

Godless liberal atheists don’t own science, or govt. or law or ANYTHING but their own destiny.


By the way, how’s Louisiana doing at coming up with alternatives to evolution, now that teaching alternatives is legal? What do you suppose they’ll teach as an alternative to Darwinism?

>>>>>>Again I invite you to contact the people in Louisiana, I live in Georgia.

But the best answer is...WHAT THEY WANT to teach to their own children....for starters, realize this fundamental truth and work from there.


422 posted on 09/14/2008 6:25:18 PM PDT by tpanther
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To: js1138; tpanther

Playing innocent doesn’t wear well.

Creation has been edged out through litigation for decades starting with the Scopes trials. Until then it was taught in public schools across this country. The only reason it’s not being taught in schools now is because it’s been sued out, NOT because the majority of parents want it out.

Parents have been voting to allow creation BACK in schools as it used to be taught for years and every time, someone files a lawsuit faster than you can say ACLU.

An evolutionist complaining about enforcing the teaching of anything through legislation is the height of absurdity for several reasons.

First is that they don’t hesitate to use force themselves, so it’s very hypocritical for them to complain about someone else pushing back.

Second, using legislation to get something done is the proper way of doing things. Misusing the judiciary and holding school districts hostage, basically, through the threat of financial ruin through frivolous lawsuits is unconscionable.

You need to review your government and the responsibilities of each branch.

The other thing is, this is a representative republic. The parents have the right to vote to allow the teaching of creation BACK into schools. Actually, they shouldn’t even have been forced into that position but they were. No one came up and asked them to give it up. No, they were sued into it. Using the judiciary to force them to capitulate to the demands of a small elitist group is inexcusable and smacks of communism and socialism.

Last but not least, evos are great about complaining when they think that some Christian or creationist wants to impose their world view on the evo (ie. the dreaded *theocracy*) , but are great in justifying why they should be allowed to impose their worldview on the Christian or creationist.

The hypocrisy is staggering.


423 posted on 09/14/2008 7:48:33 PM PDT by metmom (Welfare was never meant to be a career choice.)
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