[js1138]

Darwinism should not be taught in schools. One reason is this: natural selection presupposes the truth of the Malthus population principle. So, when your kids emerge from state-enforced Darwinism brainwashing, they are firm believers in Malthusianism, whether they are aware of it or not.

Is there a creationist version of mathematics also?

Every living, reproducing thing, has the ability to produce more offspring than necessary to replace itself -- assuming nothing bad happens. The observed fact is that populations are generally stable. And in the unusual cases where populations temporarily expand without check, they invariably collapse.

Most plants and many animals produce tens of thousands of offspring. Simple arithmetic requires that most do not survive long enough to reproduce.

[Caramelgal]

Darwinism should not be taught in schools.

And here I thought that a number of folks on this board had the position that they wanted “Creationism” or its kissing cousin “ID” to be taught along side evolution and for students to be free to compare, contrast and openly discuss both. Now we know.

The Creationist “Fairness Doctrine”

[tpanther]

Is there a creationist version of mathematics also?

No, that's the same old tired liberal strawmen liberals are desperate to interject into their failing debate.