It just doesn't make sense to me to say you're all for progress, then advocating ID to young kids.
It's not my fault if you think JFK lied. Actually, I think the space explorations did plenty to advance our race. Don't you? Alot of science is done with other reasons besides money, even if money is a reason. You quickly dismissed string theory but its a good example, which is why i had mentioned it.
I don't think you have a covert agenda. But I'm not debating with you keeping my beliefs about god and his miracles and saints and apostles in little frames next to my computer. I can keep that seperate from the field of science. And only because we've still yet to find a compelling scientific study or peice of evidence that supports ID.
I don't know what schools you went to. But I remember first hearing about evolution probably in jr high. I do remember it being called a theory. And I remember learning in about 3rd grade that a theory is not a law.
I don't think it was hard for my class or classes of children today to apply the fact that evoultion is presented as a "theory" and realize its just that. A theory.
But holes within this theory do not give a green light to ID. No matter how bad you want it to. It just doesn't work that way.
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also, you have said nothing about the fact that we, right here, in this blog alone, can come up with countless other explanations for the origin of hte universe, with just as much credibility as ID. Giant Spaghetti Monster is the most popular.
Why aren't these taught in school too?