[sickoflibs]

RE :”There are people that don’t think he should be allowed to teach his kids or me and my kids whatever he wants. Bill Nye is one of them which was the entire reason for the debate. As a conservative you should oppose that opinion.”

Nye didn't argue that at all in the debate so I will save that for a relevant thread if one ever comes up. Its irrelevant to this subject at hand.

1) I don't believe scientific Creationism should be taught in science classes , for reasons already cited

2) I believe that evolutionists calling (historical) evolution type theories ‘a fact’ is wrong. It displays an arrogance and just gives those like Ham an argument. Atheists love to do that.

They are obviously not facts.

[christianhomeschoolmommaof3]

Those are two points on which we can agree. On the places that we cannot, then we can agree to disagree.

I still hope you will examine your original assertion that Ken Ham and fellow young earth creationists believe that scientific laws were not in affect hundreds of years ago. I have heard a lot of people assert that creationists believe things that they do not. Your particular assertion is a new one to me.

Many blessings!