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The Bible is clear about God. God created seperate animals.
The Bible is clear about God. God created seperate animals.
Science has no dog in the fight, in regards to God.
I love science in the classroom. That's why in my original post I am talking about abiogenesis. Abiogenesis shouldn't be taught in our classroom's. Their's no proof of this. IMO, it's not enough to teach it then say it's all conjecture. We shouldn't teach conjecture in science classPERIOD
Evolution and the Bible are compatible with adaptation. Adaptation alone, in my opinion, can't account for the diversity of life we see today. Evolution says no guiding voice. The bible says different. It just depends on your world-view.
Originally posted by Tony4211
reply to post by addygrace
The Bible is clear about God. God created seperate animals.
Okay.... What about the animals that have evolved since we have been studying them?
www.environmentalgraffiti.com...
news.nationalgeographic.com...
These are just a couple examples of adaptation, which is a key ingredient of evolution. Saying that god created the separate animals does not account for the different species they are becoming. So....he is always changing them? That sounds a lot like evolution to me.
edit on 30-10-2011 by Tony4211 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by addygrace
Why are kids being taught in school, to believe life on earth was absolute fortuitous eventuation that on the face of it leaves God out of the equation? Wouldn't this actually be a form of religious imagination intruding on the minds of our kids? If we are going to teach origins in school, then all origins should have equal footing.
By only allowing one view on origins, we are basically killing any chance for our kids to discover critical thinking skills, rather than just following the imagination of another human being.
I'm being wheedled in perpetuum to home school my children, by what used to be regular old lassitude from those who hold the keys to the education system. Now I see this nefariousness is a calculated total disregard for the rights of the children, and for the total abrogation of God. If it's just the observable that's being taught in the Science classes, then why even entertain any imaginative idea of origins? It's actually oxymoronic, in that it masquerades as a viable scientific idea, yet it's the exact opposite.
Originally posted by Balkan
Yep, indoctrinate em early. I see your point. Why wait? Get em when their most mallable and impressionable and they trust you to tell them what's what.
Originally posted by Frontkjemper
Originally posted by Nobama
Because it makes sense?
Lol, and how does "we were made from nothing" make any more sense?
Originally posted by Firepac
Originally posted by Frontkjemper
Originally posted by Nobama
Because it makes sense?
Lol, and how does "we were made from nothing" make any more sense?
"We were made from nothing" makes absolutely no sense at all. And that is exactly why creationism isn't taught in schools.edit on 2-11-2011 by Firepac because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by DaveNorris
i think both theories should be taught in schools, evolution in science and creationism in religous studies, i also think that religous studies should cover all religions. that way when children have all the different theories they can make an informed choice as to what they want to beleive
that would also mean that parents shouldnt push their kids into choosing a religion based on what the parent beleives
Originally posted by DaveNorris
personly i think the world would be a better place without religion, but thats out of our hands
Originally posted by MrXYZ
Originally posted by DaveNorris
personly i think the world would be a better place without religion, but thats out of our hands
I really don't care what people believe if it makes them happy and they don't hurt anyone. However, I HATE people bringing religion into politics and science as both of those things should be based on rationality and logic...something that is at the complete opposite spectrum of religion
I HATE people bringing religion into politics and science