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BO XIAN
reply to post by Truth_Hz
I think I'll go ahead and go back to bed instead of count the ways your perspective is off the wall WRONG.
I will note a hint . . .
God doesn't tend to often prove Himself to those who are hostile to Him from the git-go.
However, He is frequently overtly strong and mighty in behalf of those who trust Him with child-like faith.
THAT'S been proven relentlessly over many centuries.
BO XIAN
reply to post by Truth_Hz
Yeah. Actually, Intelligent Design has far far far far MORE science supporting it than evolution ever had or hoped to have.
However, the globalist power brokers who have used evolution for so many decades to trash the old order . . . are getting set to trash evolution in favor of
BO XIAN
reply to post by Truth_Hz
Yeah. Actually, Intelligent Design has far far far far MORE science supporting it than evolution ever had or hoped to have.
BO XIAN
reply to post by TheRegal
Actually, I tended to mention solid research findings to my students far above that of the average prof.
I made sure to emphasize those which facilitated them having better personal psychologies and better families and better work relationships and success. And, thankfully, many of my students in China, Taiwan and the Western USA have gone on to accomplish many wonderful things. I'm very thankful for that.
However, I'm sure there are other Christians . . . a few of them . . . on ATS . . . that you can find a list of reasons to trash. And I certainly have no doubt or delusion that you'll abandon trashing me for every excuse you can think of.
So carry on. Far be it from me to hinder you from building up such a huge horrendous harvest of so much energetic sowing.
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BO XIAN
reply to post by Truth_Hz
Again, I'm not that into dogged exercises in futility and wasted efforts.
There are plenty of evolution/Creation threads hereon as well as on
www.freerepublic.com...
if you are seriously interested in exploring FACTS
instead of the RELIGIOUS DOGMA of the Religion of Scientism.
BO XIAN
reply to post by Krazysh0t
See my post just above.
Intelligent Design doesn't have to involve Genesis at all. However, Genesis has proven literally true in case after case over the last 100+ years whenever the "textual criticism" school declared it was false, later archaeological studies proved over and over that the text was far more accurate than many thought possible.
But from a strictly secular standpoint, evolution is an ignorant farce.
NO observable authentically scientific experience of any great lengthy duration has ever supported evolution.
And to believe that something far more complex and grand than a 747 or the Gerald Ford aircraft carrier slowly assembled itself out of the junk yard is one of the most ignorant and stupid bits of DOGMA of the Religion of Scientism ever concocted in the halls of hell.
It's soooo fascinating that certain types of personalities and perspectives sucked it up pretending it was a chocolate milkshake when the only thing it had in common with the reality was that it was brown.
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boymonkey74
reply to post by BO XIAN
The scientific community has something to back themselves up though...it's called the scientific method for checking facts.
Religion has no facts where as science has, religion has faith which does not equal truth, science has facts which are truths.
Oh and that thread was blown outa the water by facts...better luck next time eh?.
Sometimes Bo (most of the time) I think you want the world to go backwards to 1812 where burning people who question Religion would be seen as ok.edit on 29-9-2013 by boymonkey74 because: (no reason given)
UnifiedSerenity
That is laughable. The scientific method means you can observe something happening...
The scientific method is a body of techniques for investigating phenomena, acquiring new knowledge, or correcting and integrating previous knowledge.[1] To be termed scientific, a method of inquiry must be based on empirical and measurable evidence subject to specific principles of reasoning.[2] The Oxford English Dictionary defines the scientific method as: "a method or procedure that has characterized natural science since the 17th century, consisting in systematic observation, measurement, and experiment, and the formulation, testing, and modification of hypotheses."[3]
Grimpachi
. Christian groups filed a pair of lawsuits in Federal District Court challenging the Kansas state Board of Education’s decision to implement a state-wide set of science standards. On June 11, the Kansas state Board of Education adopted a universal set of science standards to be taught in classrooms across the state from kindergarten to grade 12. Faith groups are up in arms that their beliefs are not being given more credence in science classes.
According to a statement on the Pacific Justice Institute’s website, the teaching of science in all of the state’s public schools could create “a hostile learning environment for those of faith.” The institute — which purports to defend “religious freedom, parental rights and other civil liberties” — is challenging the fact that the new science standards do not give equal weight to the Christian creation myth.
The suit alleges that the new standards will “promote religious beliefs that are inconsistent with the theistic religious beliefs of plaintiffs, thereby depriving them of the right to be free from government that favors one religious view over another.” The group asked the court to place an injunction on the implementation of Next Generation Science Standards and the corresponding lesson plan handbook, Framework for K-12 Science Education: Practices, Crosscutting Concepts and Core Ideas.
Another group, the Citizens for Objective Public Education (COPE, Inc.) filed suit on Sep. 26 demanding that the new curricula not be instituted. In a press release, CORE said that the science standards would “will have the effect of causing Kansas public schools to establish and endorse a non-theistic religious worldview,” which the group said is a violation of the First and Fourteenth Amendments of the U.S. Constitution.
Brad Dachus of Pacific Justice complained that is a violation of a child’s rights to teach them that Creationism isn’t the truth.
“(I)t’s an egregious violation of the rights of Americans to subject students — as young as five — to an authoritative figure such as a teacher who essentially tells them that their faith is wrong,” he said.
He maintained that to teach science “that is devoid of any alternative which aligns with the belief of people of faith is just wrong.”
COPE, Inc. said that the science standards have a “concealed Orthodoxy” that is bent on undermining the views of the faithful.
“The Orthodoxy is not religiously neutral as it permits only materialistic/atheistic answers to ultimate religious questions,” said the group’s statement. The group maintained that questions like “Where do we come from?” can only be answered honestly by religious dogma.
The statement went on to say that “teaching the materialistic/atheistic ideas to primary school children whose minds are susceptible to blindly accepting them as true” is unconstitutional and dangerous, and therefore the new science standards must be stopped. .
Found a working link original story is linked inHere
Ok just WOW. I am wondering what these new science standards are. Maybe they list a few facts like dinosaurs and humans did not live at the same time. Does anyone think their lawsuit will hold up in court? Obviously some groups have a fear of science.edit on 29-9-2013 by Grimpachi because: Link problems
BO XIAN
reply to post by Grimpachi
Ahhhh Sooooooo
one RELIGION [of scientism]
is suing about
another RELIGION
taking more strong armed !CONTROL! of the public indoctrination system.
There's a good thread on here that I don't have a handy link to . . . about the fallacies of "settled science."
The Bishops of the religion of scientism are no less narrow, rigid, authoritarian, willfully blind etc. than those they accuse of the same in the Christian camp.
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5) Darwin: The Theory of Evolution is nothing but a concoction of animal origin designed to make humans think their great grandfathers were monkeys. When one believes they came from an ape, then they are most likely to believe other falsehoods as well, including what has been listed so far and further below. Any person who believes in the Darwinian Theory of Evolution is simply ignorant.