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LostOne4Ever

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7. Sadly

Fri Sep 27, 2013, 03:48 PM

Sep 2013

That is exactly what a lot of creationist claim.

I have seen them claim that evolution is faithbased and pro-atheist more than I like. Whether they actually believe that, and have no clue what the word "religion" actually means, or if it is just their cynical attempt to get their theology taught as fact and science in schools is beyond me.

Regardless, there is a growing segment on the right who refuse to believe that something can truly be religion neutral. Its the black or white fallacy taken to the extreme.

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Christian groups sue to stop Kansas schools from adopting science standards [View all] LostOne4Ever Sep 2013 OP

Oh just shut up yesphan Sep 2013 #1

Oh you and your silly FACTS and EVIDENCE... uriel1972 Sep 2013 #2

Truth is evil! n/t Mopar151 Sep 2013 #3

We could always hope that the recent events in Kansas represent the death throes cbayer Sep 2013 #4

Sadly LostOne4Ever Sep 2013 #7

I agree libodem Sep 2013 #9

I love the concept of science being miraculous. cbayer Sep 2013 #11

You're almost as bad as the people in Kansas skepticscott Sep 2013 #12

they are "science" standards, not "lies, myths, superstition and hater" standards nt msongs Sep 2013 #5

Good for Kansas! okasha Sep 2013 #6

I think this is part of a multi-state coalition that has reviewed and recommended cbayer Sep 2013 #8

Literary and archaeological evidence shows that to maximize the punishment, the Romans crucified dimbear Sep 2013 #10