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drm604

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14. I assume that in most states there are certain standards for homeschooling.

Mon Aug 6, 2012, 03:24 PM

Aug 2012

I don't see how this can possibly meet those standards.

The stuff about electricity is just pure unadulterated nonsense. Why is it that way? I understand why they teach nonsense about evolution (I mean I understand why from their viewpoint), but it's not like anything in electrical theory conflicts with the bible (at least I don't think it does), so why teach something that is so horribly wrong?

This stuff comes from an accredited university. There is something very wrong with the accreditation process.

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A look inside a Creationist 'science textbook,' -- for those with strong stomachs! [View all] LongTomH Aug 2012 OP

That's a SCIENCE book? Looks more like a comparative religions book for elementary 1monster Aug 2012 #1

My "guess" is that this book is a crock of steaming Ezlivin Aug 2012 #2

Romney wants our tax $$ going to schools that teach this crap!! Freddie Aug 2012 #3

The Sun may be the source of most electricity. longship Aug 2012 #4

Nobody has ever felt Electricity? formercia Aug 2012 #5

I've definitely felt it a few times ... eppur_se_muova Aug 2012 #8

What is the name of this waste of paper? benld74 Aug 2012 #6

"Science 4 Christian Schools" LongTomH Aug 2012 #7

Should be labeled "Fairy Tales For Delusional Dummies" hobbit709 Aug 2012 #10

Wow. RainDog Aug 2012 #9

Should Be Retitled: Delusional Science, Delusional Thinking - Any Wonder Why Some Voters Are Idiots? cantbeserious Aug 2012 #11

I feel so sad for the kids who will be given this to read. gtar100 Aug 2012 #12

The stupid, IT BURNS!!! Odin2005 Aug 2012 #13

I assume that in most states there are certain standards for homeschooling. drm604 Aug 2012 #14