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Wheres the debate on whether we teach creationism or evolution in public schools?

jarofthoughts

jarofthoughts

Empirical Curmudgeon
9Westy9 said:
Never said it should be restricted to just evolution.
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See above.
There are no 'varying viewpoints', and while there may be some time in the future (no scientific Theory is ever considered complete) they will not be found by people who disagree just because the current Theories go against their personal view of reality.

You mentioned evidence earlier, and I agree.
Evidence is exactly how we have arrived at these Theories, and evidence is what will make us change or modify them.
So far, the 'varying viewpoint' of ID/Creationism has provided none.
Thus, we do not teach it in class.
 
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