Kansas and evolution
I saw a news segment yesterday talking about how the state of Kansas voted to have added into their schools science books, not only the theory of evolution, but also the theory of divine intervention.
I can see how it would be good to have several theories of how we got here and how we are the way we are, but I dont think religion should be taught in schools. At least in public schools. This is a very touchy subject obviously, and many people in Kansas are upset about this.
Perhaps the teachers should just mention the theory of God creating humans, but not TEACH anything about it. It isnt religion class.
bahhhajhkdajlsd theres so many things I have to say about this and religion and how science and religion are so different yet so the same, but it will take too long to type and I'm horrid with words, so I will end up contradicting myself and have people comment on my hypocracy (sp).
I think I just really need to have a good philosophical talk with someone. Haven't had one of those in awhile.
I can see how it would be good to have several theories of how we got here and how we are the way we are, but I dont think religion should be taught in schools. At least in public schools. This is a very touchy subject obviously, and many people in Kansas are upset about this.
Perhaps the teachers should just mention the theory of God creating humans, but not TEACH anything about it. It isnt religion class.
bahhhajhkdajlsd theres so many things I have to say about this and religion and how science and religion are so different yet so the same, but it will take too long to type and I'm horrid with words, so I will end up contradicting myself and have people comment on my hypocracy (sp).
I think I just really need to have a good philosophical talk with someone. Haven't had one of those in awhile.