creationism spreading in schools, thanks to vouchers (?)

[sjacquemotte]

A theory is actually proven. Dip .

. glad you can go to name calling. So there is absolute evidence for every aspect?? I didn't know that. I guess you stating it is all I need.

[sjacquemotte]

No doubt. However, even Einstein had to settle for what he thought it should be. Thankfully he did, since a lot of what he thought it should be ended up being pretty spot on.

Right. I'm not saying evolution shouldn't be talked about but based on what it is at the time and not factual. I don't like my 1st grader coming home telling me we came from monkeys.

[ElNono]

A poster stated that science class was for only factual ideas.

Missed that.

[FuzzyLumpkins]

. glad you can go to name calling. So there is absolute evidence for every aspect?? I didn't know that. I guess you stating it is all I need.

natural selection is easily demonstrable in quickly reproducing populations like bacteria and insects. they have DNA samples of neanderthal and have linked gene sequences in humans.

Now prove that your creator even exists.

[ElNono]

Right. I'm not saying evolution shouldn't be talked about but based on what it is at the time and not factual. I don't like my 1st grader coming home telling me we came from monkeys.

Parts of it are factual. Parts of it are claims that are testable, but right now cannot be tested. That doesn't mean they're wrong or based on untestable data.

We might come from monkeys. We just don't know right now. There's nothing wrong with that.

If anything, it's the theory that most closely matches what we observe, even if in some instances it's not enough to effectively verify the claim. It's also well within the scientific realm that the theory, in some areas, might be wrong.

Creationism on the other hand, starts off from untestable, unverifiable claims. There's nothing scientific about it.

[Woo Bum-kon]

But people stating it as proven fact should do it at their evolution religious meetings and not in science class.

You are so stupid it's unbelievable. It's so hilariously pathetic watching re ed believers like you pull the "you rely on faith just like me!" card.

Again, you don't know anything about evolution. You don't know what a scientific theory is. If evolution shouldn't be taught in science classes, then neither should gravity. After all, it's just a theory.

Here's a suggestion, Sean: Listen to what the actual scientists say, not Christian apologists.

[Blake]

remember when blake made a comment that was a contribution to a discussion? Me either

what makes you think I want to discuss anything with an ignorant fool that wants to put God in a science book?

[Wild Cobra]

A theory is actually proven. Dip .

No. Theories still have room for error.