Another child is prepared to bring her father's religious beliefs to school.
Posted on 05/03/2005 2:12:35 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
You'll be surprised how "easy" they make it for teachers to pass along a point of view.Which is why I welcome critics amongst the students, even though, in the case of evolution, I disagree with the doubters. But students asking questions in class is always a good thing.
Bump!!
You must have interesting classes.
It certainly seems so.
It's not possible to be objective and I'm so tired of the msm saying they are.
The average thoughtful teenager has more commonsense in his little finger than pointy-headed teachers mouthing evolutionary mush.
That growling sound you hear are believers in God at last taking positions against the evolution-idiots.
The truth will prevail for it is stronger than fiction.
Charles Darwin tried to circumvent God, but ole Charles is dead, and God still lives and 90% of Americans still believe he lives and is our Creator and Organizer of the earth.
Religionists as well as Darwinists have illogical explanations for the existence of the earth and life. For too long now, we have tolerated egotistical rantings from both camps. Now, commonsense begins to replace babblings. We will not be satisfied with explanations that are senseless anymore--no matter who spouts them.
The truth is that no one knows much about the creation/existence of life because God, who does know, has chosen not to reveal it yet. So what we have is the blind leading the blind or the five blind men describing an elephant by touching one part of an immense being.
God doesn't reveal to us much of anything it seems, either because we couldn't handle it or we couldn't make money off it, so likely we'd reject it.
But the teenagers may be signaling the beginning of change. And thinking people see no contradiction between pure science and intelligent design. Intelligent design makes more sense than all that crafted, phony and false evolutionary goobly-gook.
The truth is marching on!
But he died. So it's time to evolve a new punctuation. Instead of "!" for Gould it should be "!?".
I agree with your tagline, dimmer-rats stealvotes, but nothing of what you just wrote.
Sidney Sheldon -- now there's a pop artist whose works are timeless.
Never believed? The texts must have been poorly written, or the teachers incompetent. We cannot blame the lack of evidence or an incoherent theory on your unbelief! Normally, your intelligence would be doubted but since you are an MIT grad...
I wish I had never believed in evolution. I once believed those poorly written texts and incompetent teachers. Once I learned how to think for myself, I abandoned the evolutionary superstition.
Another child is prepared to bring her father's religious beliefs to school.
thanks for the ping, SM.
What are they whining about? Having a list of questions they might be asked makes it easy for the teachers. They can prepare and will not be put on the spot. If they have answers for the questions, they will be ready. If they don't have answers, they can research them. A teacher should not be afraid of a few questions. If the theory cannot survive questions, it is not much good as a theory.
Religion and history have been tied together since the beginning of time.
Indeed!
If you follow the money for this movement it will lead you to the Rev. Moon and the Unification Church.
That in itself doesn't bother me. Indeed, the same can be said of the Washington Times. It might bother many creationists, though.
There's a world of difference between a student asking a teacher because he wants to learn the answer, and a disruptor arguing with a teacher because he wants to prevent others from learning the answers.
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