| ninetailschris said:
You do realize that your doing is a post hoc fallacy? There many reasons for poor education like standard test and poor standards. You think religious people are the reason why think "antibiotics kills virus as well as bacteria." I mean seriously it's like you just quote things to confirm your thoughts without doing a inch of logical thinking (based on the data) or research beyond one site(from random search google). Did you research why we do poor on subjects? Did you look at all secular nations in comparison to education and education plan. No wait that would require thinking beyond 2 minutes of google. This why no one take exterme atheist seriously on the Internet because they are just as bad as funimentalist Christians. I'm thinking what would happen if I gave this to my professors at my college he would laugh me out of class and give me F. The irony is I did a paper on this for my sociology on the education system and religion wasn't the factor based on multiple religious/non-religious homeschoolers out-ranking high schoolers on every subject.
Off-topic Note: I will respond the other post, you replied to me in the other thread when I get the time to sit down on my PC. Been super busy with real world and only have IPad on me. Just wanted to remind you, so you know I didn't forget. I will message you it in pm this week when I get the free-time to get on my PC. |
I see the results.
46% of Americans believe god put them there less than 10,000 years ago in present form.
This is totally incompatible with accepted scientific findings.
And then you have people like happydolphin who think the scientists are conspiring against religion (despite upwards of 50% of them believing in god, just not necessarily a personal one).
