Hold on a second.
Are you saying that public schools today teach creationism in Science as a mirror to Evolution?
When I was in school in 97, RE was the only class that taught anything to do with religion.
When did this change?
Hold on a second.
Are you saying that public schools today teach creationism in Science as a mirror to Evolution?
When I was in school in 97, RE was the only class that taught anything to do with religion.
When did this change?
My bad on the theory part..............
Even so, creationism shouldn't be taught as a mirror to evolution. It should be discussed in RS/RE as part of the belief system.
It didn't, but Michael Gove's Free School idea freed state schools from the burden of state control, leaving them free to teach anything they want such as creationism. Now, as an afterthought, they've banned them from doing that at least.
Pupils at Durham Free School were taught creationism during science lessons
Yawn.
Can't we just teach kids the facts as we currently know them, and a range of theories to that interpret the facts including the theory of evolution and the theory of creationism, and then let the kids be free to make up their own minds on which to believe?
Teaching them only one theory (be it evolution or creationism) seems a bit brain-washing to me.
Yawn.
Can't we just teach kids the facts as we currently know them, and a range of theories to that interpret the facts including the theory of evolution and the theory of creationism, and then let the kids be free to make up their own minds on which to believe?
Teaching them only one theory (be it evolution or creationism) seems a bit brain-washing to me.
The theory of evolution is a scientific theory so should be taught in science.
the theory of creationism is not a scientific theory so should not be taught in science.
The facts that we currently know them is that the theory of evolution is true.
Actually that's a good point. It may will currently be the best theory that fits the evidence, but it isn't yet 100% proven fact. And unless someone invents a time machine it's probably going to remain as that.
Again; I'm all for it being taught, as a theory, but not "This is the 100% truth, everything else is rubbish and you should instantly dismiss everything else you hear without even giving it any consideration what so ever. Anyone that raises the possibility of an alternative theory is thick.".
Words fail to describe how idiotic you sound.
Words fail to describe how idiotic you sound.
Evolution is fact and is proven 100%.
Evolution is a scientific theory. A commonly believed theory, but a theory nonetheless.
I think we should teach kids to think for themselves and let them come to the most credible theories.