[tpanther]

LOL....it's not that it's that you didn't belong in science class, it's that we didn't think children needed to understand You were capable, or being above or greater than "the science", God!

wink wink

You have a real difficult time with being forced to confront your own tactics (endless strawmen, projections, name-calling, etc.), allmendream!

BTW, can you show me a godless liberal that actually supports creationism?

[allmendream]

In England there are many godless liberal spineless Brits who support teaching creationism in England so as not to offend Islamic students.

Are you a Missourian, do I have to “show” you?

Ok.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2007/oct/05/schools.uk1

Creationism - the belief that life came into existence thousands of years ago as described in the Bible or the Qur’an, rather than millions of years ago, which scientists believe - is on the rise in the UK.

This makes the teaching of the scientific theory of evolution a problem in some schools.

Professor Reiss, who has a PhD in evolutionary biology and is also a Church of England priest, said teachers could not ignore the fact that growing numbers of Muslim and Christian children in the UK now held creationist beliefs