archer93

Actually, I subscribe to the wish of a religious studies class as a staple in public schools. Cover everything from early mythologies to current religions. Then, the taboo of hearing creationism or any other religious outlook would be gone and would be seen as an option, not an opposition.

Am I the only guy on here that is both religious and sees how creationism and evolution are extremely compliant with each other? I think the discussion of Christian creationism should be allowed as long as it is in a useful and informational way just as I'd love to hear from other religion's creation stories. Evolution happened. Point. Blank. Period. However, to deny a higher power just because we see how it worked is, in my opinion, foolish. Nothing should shoved down a child's throat, whether it be a higher being or a lack thereof. Give them all the information you can and let them choose.