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Originally posted by sgtclub
I don't want religion taught. But to definitively say that our universe was created by the big-bank/evolution is not beyond debate. Does anybody really have a problem with a discussion where both views are laid out, assuming we could trust the teachers?
This answers the "how we are hear question." I think I agree with most of you that the "why" question should be reserved to the home/church/temple/mosk.
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I have a problem with the teachers teaching something that is based entirely on supposition and that there is no evidence to back up in a science class. There is simply no evidence that a god created the earth and human life. In a philosophy class, well, all that shit is made up so why not through god into the mix.
The whole intelligent design theory is nothing more than conjecture - life is complex therefore there must be a god. In contrast, there is quite a bit of evidence to support evolution.
Like I said in my previous post, biological life forms are complex. However most people are stupid, therefore they believe that there must be a god because life is too complex for them to understand.
