Missouri Republicans Introduce Bill That Forces Educators To Teach Creationism In Schools And Univer
Missouri Republicans Introduce Bill That Forces Educators To Teach Creationism In Schools And Universities
http://www.addictinginfo.org/2012/01/12/missouri-republicans-introduce-bill-that-forces-educators-to-teach-creationism-in-schools-and-universities/
Apparently its that time of year when every Republican controlled legislature introduces bills designed to force Christianity upon us. As I reported earlier on Thursday, the Indiana Senate introduced a bill that allows school boards to force teachers to teach creationism as science. Now Im disappointed to report that my home state of Missouri is considering a similar bill, except this one is far worse.
On January 10, 2012, the Missouri House of Representatives introduced a bill that would force educators to teach creationism in schools as an accepted science, despite the fact that an overwhelming majority of the scientific community rejects creationism as science. But this bill is worse than the Indiana bill. House bill 1227 or the Missouri Standard Science Act skips school boards and directly forces teachers to teach creationism. The bill goes even further than that, however. It not only requires that creationism be taught in elementary and high school, but also in introductory college science courses as well. It also requires textbooks to include creationism.
bluestateguy
(44,173 posts)"Do you want public school teacher, UNION teachers and liberal college professors teaching YOUR child about the creation?"
Pivot from that.
"Maybe it's best that they learn about the Creation in church or Sunday School"
Old and In the Way
(37,540 posts)No one can say how you have to teach it. You can give it the serious scientific exposure that it deserves.
RandySF
(84,259 posts)dimbear
(6,271 posts)Those graduates desiring jobs might want to abstain from such moronicy.
newfie11
(8,159 posts)Absolutely asinine idea. So if the teacher is of another religion or the students they must teach/learn Christianity.
Puzzler
(2,505 posts)... I'm sure the bible-thumpers would have no problem with this being taught in a science class too.
(sarcasm)
tanyev
(49,284 posts)JohnWxy
(6,506 posts)who don't accept evolution.
recommended.