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Once again you show your stupidity.

In this case I dont think Sinij is being stupid, he has a valid point that as far as science goes there is no alternate theories to evolution regarding human development. The forces injecting creationism into science classes are entirely cultural.

If we want to talk about creationism, intelligent design, how it might have happened, or all sorts of related things - it should be done in either sociology or philosophy classes.

But it should not be taught as science, and I do think that treating cultural opinion the same as we treat science is a very very bad precedent. A precedent that was set throughout the Middle Ages in fact.

As an aside, I have said for years that philosophy education should be taught from an early age. I also think there can be some logic to some of the intelligent design theories, and have no problem with those ideas being taught and debated in school... along with Hume, Kant, Plato, Hegel, Rand, Mises, Descartes & etc.

It just needs to be compartmentalized and treated for what it is. And what it is, is not science, its either philosophy or culture, sometimes a bit of both.

No he is showing his stupidity because he is not educated on how at least the Roman Catholic Church views any thing in the modern era.

You know what else I am not educated on? Exact number of virgins you get if you blow yourself up in the name of Allah. Why should I care what a bunch of ignorant cargo cultists believe in? I do care that you are trying to turn back clock to middle ages and push cargo cult science and magical thinking into mainstream.

If you are going to make an argument at least know what the other side is saying or you look stupid.
And your total lack of letting people do and think what they want shows how you are a bad person that can't let people live their lives how they want to live them.
You are no better then the crazies that bomb abortion clinics or protest gays.

You can do and think any way you want, you can worship any number of bearded fucks in the sky in any number of ways. It is when you try to take what should be private matter of religion and use government public education funds to push it down my throat is when I start objecting. Not only that, but you making it mandatory - there is no way I can opt out of this nonsense being taught to my kids.

Want to teach creationism? Use Sunday school for it. You will not hear a single objection from me of what you choose to teach in Sunday school. If I don't like what I hear there, I will simply not attend. Actually, I'd even support you right to exclude homosexuals or whoever else you want out of your private religious life, but I will not let you taint public office/government law with your religious superstitions and magical thinking.

Creationism law is simply unconstitutional. It is not only enables, it also mandates "learning" what is clearly religious matter all on my tax dime. Next, we will have to know all saints by name as part of history curriculum.

I think I will stop here before I get even angrier.

Unrelated news...

Fox’s misinformation effect



Political Scientist: Republicans Most Conservative They've Been In 100 Years

The Salon article is certainly true and spot on. I would contend that Fox is not much if any worse than the other major networks though, I consider them all equally skewed. The other networks just skew in a different direction.

Note that I am not saying that Fox is OK. I just contend that the others are equally as bad. Though on all networks, the quality can vary widely... depending on the anchors, hosts, editors and managing editors on duty.

It's fun to talk to people that can't control their feeling.

And thanks for letting me know that only Republicans believe in God and Democrats do not.

When you only go after one party all the time you make yourself look stupid.

I should correct myself, when I have been saying stupid I really was saying ignorant.