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This is your opinion - one that is not universally shared.
And its not universally shared that the Earth is round and that we went to the moon.
Just because its not "universally" shared, doesn't mean its wrong.
God doesn't exist; a fictional being created, that traces back to how the masters wanted to control their subjects by instilling fear that an almighty being can "smite" them if they go against their words; words that they claim came from "God".
And its not universally shared that the Earth is round and that we went to the moon.
Just because its not "universally" shared, doesn't mean its wrong.
God doesn't exist; a fictional being created, that traces back to how the masters wanted to control their subjects by instilling fear that an almighty being can "smite" them if they go against their words; words that they claim came from "God".
Think you for once again imforming me of your view of religion. It is your opinion - and that is fine. Your opinion does not become a categorical fact just because you believe a certain way.
Some ignorant fools have proposed that all of existence was created by a supreme being to a plan called Intelligent Design. They call this idea Creationism and it has no basis in fact or evidence to support it. It is pure nonsensical fiction designed to reinforce an equally nonsensical religion.
Tennessee's Governor didn't sign the "Monkey Bill", but creationism will have a place in the classroom.
Each step forward for creationism is a step backward for science.
Some ignorant fools have proposed that all of existence was created by a supreme being to a plan called Intelligent Design. They call this idea Creationism and it has no basis in fact or evidence to support it. It is pure nonsensical fiction designed to reinforce an equally nonsensical religion.
There I discussed Creationism in school.
So, you argue that everything we see came from nothing?
Who's the crazy one?
Please explain the basis in fact that "created" something from nothing.
I admit that I did not read the link, and I do not oppose discussion if brought up.
As someone above mentioned from the article:
"Groups including the American Civil Liberties Union and the state teachers union opposed the bill, which requires teachers to permit a discussion of alternative theories to evolution as well as other issues such as global warming.
Teachers are not allowed to raise the alternative theories but must explore them if mentioned."
Discussion of these theories is a good thing, why on earth would anyone oppose this?
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