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Creationism vs Evolution in Public Schools; The debate continues
Topic Started: Jan 19 2014, 09:57 PM (1,119,673 Views)
Doggo Champion 2k17 Apr 13 2014, 02:36 AM Post #76
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Prince Cooler4
Apr 12 2014, 09:49 PM
Both should be taught equally in school...their both theories...

It sounds like someone needs to do some basic research on the matter.
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SpeedoTrunks Apr 21 2014, 08:20 AM Post #77
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Evolution should 100% be taught in schools, along with the creation of the universe, via the big bang theory, as part of a science class. Religion should of course be taught, but all religions should be taught to children with all their ideas on creations (and of course many other aspects), as part of a religion education class, as it is currently.

Evolution is something that is classed as scientific fact, and as such is taught to children during Science. If people choose to believe something else, that is great, but it doesn't change the fact that evolution is a real thing.

Plus, I need to mention this, (although it already may have been) that a theory is something with supporting evidence. So, "The theory of Evolution" is a scientific proposal which has various pieces of scientific evidence to back it up, and as such is considered fact in the scientific community.

Creationism is not a "theory", as there is no [real] evidence to back any of that up, what so ever. It is , (In my opinion at least), an "Idea" on the creation of the universe/life......and a bad one at that.
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