Why you should think that the Natural-Evolution of species is true

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My baloney detector switched on because that statement is not true. I mean, mentioning God in science class is not a thing.
 
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Bradskii said:
Nobody must teach atheism and no-one is denying God by teaching evolution.
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You are willing to continually comment that the designer is God and afraid of the conclusions, evo does the same thing. It makes atheists.
 
edwest said:
My baloney detector switched on because that statement is not true. I mean, mentioning God in science class is not a thing.
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Now you are being specific I can agree with you. You aren’t allowed to mention any gods in a science class (so don’t feel like you are being picked on).

First amendment. Maybe you should Google it as well.
 
You must remember the alleged stories of Fundamentalists who experience the life-changing horror of finding out that evolution destroys their belief system. They become atheists. “This… this all happens with God!?!” And so on.
 
edwest said:
You must remember the alleged stories of Fundamentalists who experience the life-changing horror of finding out that evolution destroys their belief system. They become atheists. “This… this all happens with God!?!” And so on.
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Straw man. Evolution does not deny God. It denies fundamentalist beliefs in scripture, which is not the same thing.
 
Oh no. I can see the barricades in front of the not-sacred Science Class now. The backpacks of students being searched not for weapons but something worse: creationist literature. Forget coke and meth in schools. If even one creationist pamphlet starts circulating… well, the students might start thinking differently. Can’t have that.
 
The needle on my baloney detector is going up. You’re just dodging and weaving again.
 
edwest said:
Oh no. I can see the barricades in front of the not-sacred Science Class now. The backpacks of students being searched not for weapons but something worse: creationist literature. Forget coke and meth in schools. If even one creationist pamphlet starts circulating… well, the students might start thinking differently. Can’t have that.
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Straw man. Nobody is denying the right for creationism to be taught. But religious beliefs (which creationism is) cannot be taught in schools and most definitely not in a science class. But it can be taught.

I stongly recomend you read the first amendment.
 
edwest said:
Nice dodge. You may want to check the name of this forum again.
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Again, if you think I am dodging a question, then please be specific. I don’t want hot air. It is a forum. We are allowed to discuss things. Such as ‘I think you have dodged this point X because Y. What say you?’
 
Are plants and animals designed or not? I mean, no need to refer to DNA. You’re a smart guy. What does observation tell you?
 
Thanks. Do you think that they were actually designed? And if so, by who or what?
 
edwest said:
Thanks. Do you think that they were actually designed?
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No. I went further than simple observation (gee, it looks designed) and read a monstrous amount about biology and realised that they only had the appearance of design.
 
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