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I never understood why Evolution and Creationism couldn't coincide instead of being opposed to each other.
I'm of the opinion that we did indeed evolve from the sea and then onto the land, as the biologists believe, but that this process was guided by the hand of God, as the Theologians believe.
I think they call this notion "Intelligent Design."
Just because Rick Perry and I happen to be more educated than the average poster here, doesnt make him wrong. Evolution IS a theory, and CAN NOT BE PROVEN. THAT IS A FACT and I challenge you to prove it wrong. I'l wait patiently while those who are "ignorant" (your word) embarass themself over not knowing this FACT.
Gravity is a theory. Relativity is a theory. Do you also think that any wing nut "theory" that provides an alternative explanation for why they work should be taught to children/young people?
Huntsman is pro-life and has actually signed anti-abortion legislation into law. That, plus the strange tenets of the Mormon faith, makes him a no-go for me.
I agree but at least he believes in evolution. I dont think any other R candidate does. I would not vote for him either.
You see? That is your view because you cannot believe in creation. If creation is true, which I believe it is, then evolution can't work for me. So, the Science class is teaching a lie.
Do you see how that can go both ways?
That you cannot accept something that actually has physical evidence over something that you must believe only on faith actually says far more about you than it does evolution.
Does believing in stupid generalizations make you feel better? You haven't proven your argument, so you can step off your mini pedestal any time.
This from the poster calling other people ignorant who happened to know you are wrong.
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Originally Posted by ray1945
Gravity is a theory. Relativity is a theory. Do you also think that any wing nut "theory" that provides an alternative explanation for why they work should be taught to children/young people?
That you cannot accept something that actually has physical evidence over something that you must believe only on faith actually says far more about you than it does evolution.
I can't believe you continue to argue that Evolution is not theory. Amazing the things they DIDN'T teach in school.
I never understood why Evolution and Creationism couldn't coincide instead of being opposed to each other.
I'm of the opinion that we did indeed evolve from the sea and then onto the land, as the biologists believe, but that this process was guided by the hand of God, as the Theologians believe.
I think they call this notion "Intelligent Design."
Makes sense to me.
There is no factual basis for asserting there is a "hand of God" guiding anything. That it why it is called a "belief." In this country, you are free to 'believe' anything you like, but you can't teach it as fact, simply because some believe it to be true.
Like I said, you can if it's an elective or a club.
THe line gets crossed when you force someone into it.
In Texas, it's not an elective.
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