Smidlee said:
Teaching creationism is not church nor is school government. (there probably some in the government needs to go back to school) That's like saying teaching Greek mythology (which they did when I went) violates separation of church and state. In fact you can teach Bible as parts of history and not violate the Constitution. You can twist the Contitution around to support or be against anything including support child porn which they did. What we really need now is a separation of Federal government and school. |
So long as they teach "Christian Mythology" :P
The difference is they want to teach it as if it was positively true. It's seen as religion, not as history (like, studing a belief system and life from a people from a region in the past). Worst of all, they want to teach early earth creationism as science, which it simply isn't.
If they treated it as any other part of a history class, I don't think there would be much of a problem. Actually, I bet the ones complaining would be the same ones who want religion in schools today.







