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<div>Regarding the first part in bold, teaching conservative values in schools is constantly bashed by our liberal friends on this board.  The  10 Commandments on a courthouse or near any public property is viewed as "offensive" or "non-inclusive", and that opinion has been expressed by several members of our liberal friends.  The same goes with the idea of teaching the concept or idea of creationism even along side evolution in public schools.
 

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I wonder how conservatives would feel if every courthouse had Islamic Hadiths posted instead of the 10 commandments.


Creationism has no place in schools because it's not based on science.  It's not a scientific theory.  Now if you want a comparative religions course or something like that, then by all means.  Creationism does not belong in a science class.  It's not a scientific theory.  It's a philosophical question, not a scientific one. 

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