Quote:The idea that all observed living systems came from other living systems and don't come from non living systems is a natural law.  Far too often this is excluded from the conversation about the origins of life (which are themselves unproven).  My position is that we make sure we include this as relevant in the discussion.  I am not advocating that we teach science from a religious perspective, i am simply advocating that we don't teach theory as settled science, especially when it contradicts natural law.

 

And here is where I contradict you and agree with you.  Nobody said anything about teaching science from a religious perspective, however "natural law" explains part of the evolution theory, but doesn't answer a fundamental question.  How did it start?

 

Is it so wrong to introduce the idea of creationism as one concept or idea of how we got here?  It's not religious teaching because there is no focus on any certain religion.

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