A bunch of Christians pass a law forcing the teaching of creationism in TENNESSEE and you're implying that things like Islam and Native American creationism are going to be the focus of study?

Call a spade a fucking spade

the man has a point

edit what will happen if they teach about something like idk hinduism to the kids at school and they come home and tell there parents in tennesse i could see the outrage already, im pretty sure by creationism they mean christian/jesus ect

This post was edited by TeaRs- on Apr 11 2012 01:32pm

...when you learn to get your emotions under control get back to me on this !

No, because we are trying to find evidence to prove and disprove current theories. That's what makes it science. There does not, will not, and cannot exist any evidence that God created the universe. And there is certainly no intent on the part of the backers of this law to encourage disproving their religious beliefs.

Stop lying and I'll stop calling you out on it sir.

THIS

I'm totally 100% ok if science determines that something other than evolution created us, I'm ok if they say the big bang theory is wrong...in science you are always attempting to prove and disprove theories....which leads to growth and understanding....religious people have a rigid thought process which is unwavering in it's beliefs

...do you actually maintain that one of the roles of science is to disprove the existence of God ?

A victory for ignorance.

science



This also, if science found prove that evolution was wrong and everythign we know is wrong im fine with that. but religion there is no wavering at all. if anything i admire your faith even tho i dont belive in any of it

The role of science if to disprove anything.
Read up on your Popper.