Quote:Typical liberal response.  Although my question(s) weren't directed at you, you quote my post and fail to answer a single question.  Instead you attack it to try to discredit it.

 

So directed specifically toward you and your response.

 

1.  How do you define theology?

2.  Should parents be given a choice as to how their children get educated?

3.  Nobody is even claiming creationism is a science let alone a "valid" science.  Is it not better to stimulate ideas and discussion when educating, or should students just be taught what some see as the "right" answer all of the time?

Sigh...

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2. Sure choice is fine but religion is not education it's religion you go to church or sudnay school or preach at home it has no place in education IMO.

 

3. If no one it is science let alone valid science (yes they are see Ken Ham) why are they trying to it in science class?

 

 

 


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