[TalonDJ]

I don't see how anyone with any real appreciation of science can think that sticker endorses religion. I see it as endorsing thinking. Certain people though are rather scared schools kids might not receive the full indoctrination from the state if they start doing that thinking stuff.

[Happy2BMe]

I would shudder having to send a child through public education in this age of lies, deception, history being rewritten as we watch, and the homosexual agenda a major undercurrent.

How can God bless a culture such as this?

[RadioAstronomer]

How about a sticker proclaiming "the theory of gravity" as well? How about "the heliocentric solar system"? We could go on and on.

This sticker stuff is just silly.

[js1138]

I see it as endorsing thinking.

If thinking anti-science thoughts is so important, why not stickers requiring the teaching of hinduism or Islam.

Come to think of it, they do require teaching the Muslim view of evolution.

[doc30]

Actaully, anyone with any scientific appreciation can see the ridiculusness of this sticker. How can a sticker, which purports to be in support of scientific rational, not even know what scientific logic curtails. Whoever wrote this sticker needs to get to basic science 101 so they can at least learn what science is about before making claims to what is a theory and what is a fact.

To a scientist, the first sentence basically says, "This textbook contains material on science. Scientific theories are theories, not fact, regarding our understanding of the natural world." The sticker needs to be in every physics, chemistry, medical, astronomy and geology textbook throughout elementary, middle, high schools as well as colleges. While we are at it we should shut down all of the college biology departments as well as all medical schools until they stop using evolutionary theory every day in the work they do. Whay not shut down all science based research since it leads to godlessness and will hurt America. Education should be like the madrassas in Pakistan.