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To: Zeroisanumber

It would be possible to teach straight modern biology without evolutionism thrown in. I think geology might be problematic, although I can see just teaching about present geological formations without attempting to explain how they developed, sort of the same way you would teach biology, or if you were going for a straight theological approach simply explain the Creation to modern development.


52 posted on 09/11/2005 10:07:06 AM PDT by tricky_k_1972 (Putting on Tinfoil hat and heading for the bomb shelter.)
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To: tricky_k_1972
It would be possible to teach straight modern biology without evolutionism thrown in. I think geology might be problematic, although I can see just teaching about present geological formations without attempting to explain how they developed, sort of the same way you would teach biology, or if you were going for a straight theological approach simply explain the Creation to modern development.

Great, but what do you do when your students start asking "how" and "why"? "God did it" only holds out for so long. What happens when a kid who does his homework asks you some question that contradicts what you've been teaching?

Maybe I should just call one of these college's professors. Anyone have an idea which one I should call?

53 posted on 09/11/2005 10:13:55 AM PDT by Zeroisanumber
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