Good luck Texas.

Max2147 · 03-27-09, 08:46 PM

If they insist on including ID (Creationism in disguise) in science classes, then they ought to include Evolution in Sunday School. After all, ID/Creationism's scientific merit is no greater than Evolution's religious merit.

For what it's worth, I don't think there's anything about Evolution that denies the existence of God. It's perfectly possible that Evolution occurred under divine oversight or even divine guidance. Evolution only clashes with religion if you insist on taking every word in a religious text literally, but to me that's silly because that implies that God is bound by physical reality.

03-27-09, 08:46 PM	#11
Max2147 Seasoned Skipper Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 714 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	If they insist on including ID (Creationism in disguise) in science classes, then they ought to include Evolution in Sunday School. After all, ID/Creationism's scientific merit is no greater than Evolution's religious merit. For what it's worth, I don't think there's anything about Evolution that denies the existence of God. It's perfectly possible that Evolution occurred under divine oversight or even divine guidance. Evolution only clashes with religion if you insist on taking every word in a religious text literally, but to me that's silly because that implies that God is bound by physical reality.