You know, I've long been frustrated with theories of light transmission. The "theory" is that electromagnetic radiation just emanates from a source with no purpose or destination. Yet, light from millions of light years away reaches us, and gives us information about the universe! Clearly we need an alternative. We need to discuss with school kids the possibility that some invisible person directs the light from the source to our eyes. That's just being scientifically objective, after all.
Well, on second thought maybe the "intelligent direction" theory of the propagation of light would be silly. But, tell me, how is it that any serious person thinks it worthwhile to have kids speculate in a science class whether a process as mundane as the alteration of species over time is directed not by genetic variability and differential survival but by an invisible supernatural being?
They refer to evolution theory, I presume?
Face it people, if you're going to believe in God, you have to do it on faith alone. Science will not help you. And God, who certianly should be able to prove His existence beyond a shadow of a doubt if He wanted to, does not appear to want to give you definitive proof either. I think perhaps He WANTS you to believe on faith rather than science.
And besides, how do you know that God didn't create the rules of physics and chemistry, with foreknowledge that it would lead to life and evolution, and then sit back and watch his handiwork grow? To me, that is a much more powerful God, that can create a functioning system that will grow and change, rather than a God that must activly create every detail of every creature, every time.