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HilWHAT spaces? Quatwhationts? Dude...you totally lost me on that one.

There's plenty of basics to teach without guessing. Let's not go into the whole Evolution thing again....that's not what this...

Enough with the damn unicorn already. An invisible pink unicorn is a paradox in itself anyway. If it's invisible...then how can it have colour?

That is not called honesty, that is called accusations. Please refrain from those in any direction. I'm not a creationist myself but I recognise an accusation when I see one. Please keep this thread...

Actually...the idea that life was "instigated" doesn't require the belief in a "higher" being. Merely that there was "a being" before life on this planet.

The idea that we are an alien experiment...

This may be a bit late into the discussion.....

But just to make things clearer here:

Is the flavour of creationism that they want to be taught that the world and everything on it were created...

Yeah we've been wondering how fast he'll learn....not out of competetiveness but simple curiousity. Because I learned to walk before I could crawl...in 9 months.....and my wife. In 7 months!!!!(holy...

Hey!! So did I and so did my wife :)

People who claim this (I've the problem of pain.....it's not quite THAT simple) haven't read their Bibles as Christ himself refutes this when He is asked whether a blind man or the man's parents have...

Only if it's an invisible inprovable turtle....

Otherwise one could conclude that there areno turtles because the sattellites haven't bumped into them.

Actually....isn't science about DISproving theory? Science is supposed to be getting a theory and poking at it until you prove it wrong.

Gravity is actually still being poked at quite heavily....

Made my point as well. I think they should indeed ALL be taught. It's good for people to know what someone else believes. There's no need for bias to be involved. I had comparative religion classes...

From what I understand the whole idea about science is that no fact is absolutely certain....even when proven in labaratory conditions, it is supposedly encouraged to "think outside of the box".
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