Quote:If you present both ID and Evolution together, Evolution should win hands down, shouldn't it? Evolution doesn't deal with cosmology, so you could believe in both God and evolution, am I right? So, given that, isn't is reasonable to say that theology and science intersect at some point for many people? Maybe the goal here shouldn't be to tell people what to believe but instead to present ideas and let people make up their own minds. Evolution is pretty settled science to me but the big bang is much less so, and even the big bang theory doesn't do anything to disprove God; it just explains the expansion of the universe, not the why. 

 

Gender is not fluid. Sex is biological. 

 

Agreed, though without the existence of any "missing link," evolution is certainly not "settled" science.  Also, evolution would mean the ancestors don't typically carry on (all evolve, not just "some.")  So the evolution argument works against itself in that sense.  Certainly topics worth continued teaching and open discussion.

 

It also must be very confusing for our resident fake scientist to reconcile what it means being year 2017.

 

I don't think he truly understands the meaning/reasoning behind it.

 

Because supposedly there's no religion and science together and all.  To leave religion out of schools would be to erase most of human history.  Not just US history, but the history of the world.

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