The fight over Darwin - Teaching evolution in schools

[dtewi]

MontanaHatchet said:

dtewi said:

MontanaHatchet said:

dtewi said:
Well, evolution is going to be taught to me in biology.

61% of people believe that a super wizard in the sky created a man from dust and spared one of his ribs (pun intended) to another pile of dust which would create another being with different anatomy?

Please, believe the fact that a walking fish had sex with a squirrel butt-fucking a monkey. (Whoever gets the reference receives a cookie).

@Rubang

Please, libertarianism is the way to go! In seriousness, liberals tend to like political correctness a LOT and get offended by everything.

I remember you stating dozens of times that you didn't care about politics. Are you just Libertarian because it seems like the cool party to be? It's not. And stereotyping millions of people is not a nice thing to do.

You must be referring to comments I made ONE AND A HALF YEARS ago. But I guess nothing changes in ONE AND A HALF YEARS. I couldn't have been REQUIRED to learn politics in Social Studies class and was DRAWN into it.

I'm libertarian because it matches most closely with my beliefs. And if you want, I'll change my generalization of liberals. But they are the ones to usually complain about something.

Okay, I was just wondering why you had A CHANGE OF OPINION. It's always nice to find something out about yourself by LEARNING IN A CLASSROOM.

The Libertarian party is a bit of a joke, but I think you'll soon discover that there's no such thing as a good, viable party. You should change your generalization about liberals, because it's stereotyping and it's nasty. And let's face it, everyone complains excessively. This is America. This is a democracy.

I'm not a MEMBER of the party, it just falls in line with my political views. Most people use democrat and republican to express their views when they're not members, I'm just much more of a libertatrian than a democrat or republican.

@Baroque

I believe there is evidence to support the Big Bang Theory. Also, it didn't come from NOTHING, every single piece of matter ever was comprised in an infinitely dense point. I'm not sure where all the matter came from though...

OT Question: Where did matter come from?

Here's another one I've been pondering: If God is omnipotent and omniscient, why would he create a human capable of sin?