re: #409 lrsshadow

re: #397 freetoken

he said “If the public school system insists on teaching evolution as a theory of origins, in the view of many a religious activity, why is it discriminating against the only other theory of origins, intelligent design?” in the article both of you listed. Sounds like he is inline with everyone here. If evolution is to be taught as theory of origins then it is no longer science and it is a religious belief.

Doesn’t seem to be a nut to me. I think that if you are going to teach evolution as how all life began on earth, well then I think you are stepping into a belief system of faith and no longer in the realm of science.

Let’s see. On one hand. Science! On the other hand: made-up gobbledy-gook by far-right-wing-dominionsts!

You have no evidence that public schools are teaching evolution as an exclusive theory of origins. Origins are not part of it. They teach it evolution as fact. Because it is a fact. it is plainly observable, and the evidence for it is overwhelming.

What you’re doing here is a combination of moving goal posts, false equivalency, and making stuff up.