[metmom]

What was wrong with creation being taught in the science classrooms to begin with? People only want it BACK. What people object to is the ACLU using the power of the judiciary to force it out of schools. During the Scopes Trials they pushed to just have it not illegal to teach evolution. Now it's to the point where Creation can't even be mentioned. I think the ACLU is just seeing the evolutionists as useful idiots in their drive to expunge Christianity from society; and the evos are going along with it. They think it's about *keeping science pure*, the ACLU, I believe, knows better. The evolutionists co-operation with the ACLU is not in their favor.

For all the years of having creation taught in public schools, I don't see that it hurt the advances made in science at all. A great many of the scientific advances made during the last couple hundred or so years, were made at a time where creation was taught in public schools and evolution was not. It cannot be demonstrated that the teaching of creation in schools is going to cause the deterioration of education in America. On the contrary, the only correlation I've seen is a deterioration of the American education system coinciding with the removal of Christianity from it.

[Jim Robinson]

Another great post!

[Sir Francis Dashwood]

I want the evolutionists off of educational welfare. They are not entitled to some kind of affirmative action in the classroom...

And I am an athiest saying this... I am tired of these people throwing sh*t on the Christians. The Christians pay the vast majority of taxes in this country...

[Coyoteman]

What was wrong with creation being taught in the science classrooms to begin with?

Its not science!