On the origin of education: Evolution in British schools

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ManusJustus said:

FootballFan said:

MrBubbles said:
i believe we are Gods creations...and that doesnt conflict with the possibility of evolution.

Its very hard to argue a point when Christians don't seem to believe the Bible anymore.

Yeah, you cant really argue against somebody who makes up things for themself to believe in. If it sounds good in the Bible, believe it, it if sounds bad, dont believe it. Oh, the Bible says something contradictory to common sense, well I dont believe that but I believe what it says on the next page

Strange, that the hardcore christians haven't jumped in this thread. You can easily take the bible serious without taking it to literal.

See it in context: one, at least 1500 year old, book always has flaws, but there are still many things in it, that are true i..e. examples how to live as a good person.

So ManusJustus be as your name implicates and don't see everything black or white - this actually puts you on the same line as the extremists whackos.

 

btt.: I don't think,  that necessarily Evolution is taught, but I'm quite sure you would stumble over it, when kids ask you, where dinosaurs etc. come from.

I never ever doubted, nor do I know somebody in real life who ever thought, that they didn't get distinct some million years ago. That to say, I didn't have any special "Evolution science"-classes until 9th class, but as everything is part of this you're still getting your parts in other biological topics.