It’s unfortunate that this ridiculous creation theory still makes inroads where sense and logic should prevail. I just can’t fathom how a person can hang onto it as truth.
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]]>Stifling the debate as Adam Rutherford suggests is a recipe for tyranny and there is a great danger of insisting that atheism is the only paradigm in which to conduct science
Over-wordy nonsense. Evolution and Atheism are not the same thing, some devout Christians have reconciled evolution with their faith. Not teaching science in the science class is not “stifling the debate” any more than not teaching the Finnish creation myths in RE is.
It is worrying that an idea, unthinkable even in the church a generation ago, now has almost 30% penetration amongst teachers. Are we too complacent about the ID threat in the UK?
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