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As much as I feel comfortable with religion in moderation in most all public aspects, gummint included, I don't with ID in school. It is about teaching God and the bible in a school classroom. It is! And that belongs in a church.

And my question never has been answered. If ID were to be and this world were created by a higher being (which I could care less if true) are we suppose to bow down and offer allegiance to this creator?

I ask because again, if this world was created by a certain individual then it is most certainly true that that creator was created by another and much higher authority. And maybe we had better pay homage, tithes and kow tow to biggest man on the block, not to the one that created this ole measly universe.

But the Bible does say the creator of THIS world. Its so confusing, where do I put all my marbles?

So I ask, which one?

s much as I feel comfortable with religion in moderation in most all public aspects, gummint included, I don't with ID in school. It is about teaching God and the bible in a school classroom. It is! And that belongs in a church.

You obviously don't understand ID!

It is about teaching God and the bible in a school classroom. It is! And that belongs in a church.

If you saw a science text that listed scientific reasons the universe appears to be designed, without mention to God, would you oppose it? I ask because there are a lot of scientific reasons to support ID at least as a theory. None of these reasons resort to any religious text, or seek to support any religious view. Really, all ID is about is pointing out that scientific evidence coupled with human intellect can come to a rational understanding of the universe that includes a creator. Read "Mere Creation" and tell me ID is not about science.