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Old 05-08-2005, 05:59 PM
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Originally posted by damasa
Your god wouldn't be proud of you trying to belittle another "creation" by using phrases such as "scientist wannabe." When someone doesn't take YOUR beliefs as FACT do you try to hurt them with words? You should pray, someone should pray for you, bad person you.

On a serious note, I have never ever heard of any public school teatching Evolution as "fact" as you seem to continue to go on and on about. When I was in school it was presented to me as "The Theory of Evolution." As it is in countless textbooks which are used in countless classrooms around the country. How does theory translate to fact?
1st - I always find it interesting that people judge me more then God judges me. I am just a "rotten" sinner saved by grace.

2nd - I had no idea what your career choice was and for all I knew/know you are just a scientist wannabe. Just because people use some scientific words doesn't mean they are a scientist. I am a restaurant owner and a millionaire wannabe. So, please don't take offense to anything I might or might not say. (As I am sure you didn't) However, anyone can pray for me anytime they want, cause, I need it.

A school or program doesn't have to say "Evolution is a fact" to teach it as fact. For instance. I was watching the Discovery Channel the other day, when they stated something like - Paleozoic era - 300 million years ago amphibians and first reptiles on roamed the land. They didn't say "some scientist believe that . . . . " They just made the statement as fact. How is that OK? (scientifically speaking). I am not asking them to read Genesis to public school kids I am saying that they should "effectively" teach an unproven theory as such.
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