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I am guessing this would be the question you wanted answered? It depends on how the atheist science teacher was teaching. However this is probably a moot point since I doubt a school board would allow someone with this background to teach this subject. I find generally they like teachers in there that know what they are talking about. Besides I am guessing an atheist wouldn't want to teach this seeing as they don't believe in God.
OK....thanks for (finally) answering.
Schools can't hire or not hire people based on their religion. That's lawsuit material.
I'm not buying it, either. The OP went right for the "mayor of a small town" Democratic talking point, and completely ignores the fact that she's the governor of one of our states.
Of the largest state in the US.
She also has one of the highest approval ratings.
The democratically controlled congress can't say that.
If your shooting for the she is inexperienced argument....try comparing Johm McCain to Obama instead of the VP nomination to the presidential nomination.
Ohhh that's right her nomination takes any questions of experience off the table because then it would require the one guy with the least exp. to be "calling" it out.
Schools can't hire or not hire people based on their religion. That's lawsuit material.
Point taken, so I will stick with my thought that an atheist wouldn't want to teach this subject, seeing as he would be required to teach from the Bible and he doesn't believe in it.
Of the largest state in the US.
She also has one of the highest approval ratings.
The democratically controlled congress can't say that.
If your shooting for the she is inexperienced argument....try comparing Johm McCain to Obama instead of the VP nomination to the presidential nomination.
Ohhh that's right her nomination takes any questions of experience off the table because then it would require the one guy with the least exp. to be "calling" it out.
Geographically the largest. Alot of Alaska is Frozen Tundra. That makes her the ICE queen. Alaska only has 600K. I live in phoenix, I can drive 5 miles and drive by more people.
Point taken, so I will stick with my thought that an atheist wouldn't want to teach this subject, seeing as he would be required to teach from the Bible and he doesn't believe in it.
So what about Christian teachers who have to teach evolution? What's the diff?
Geographically the largest. Alot of Alaska is Frozen Tundra. That makes her the ICE queen. Alaska only has 600K. I live in phoenix, I can drive 5 miles and drive by more people.
Nice try
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