Robert Byers
Posts: 160
Joined: Nov. 2009
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I am Canadian.
Is this what education has come too? Fighting about trustees beliefs and agendas on origin issues? is there something unAmerican about stopping free speech and investigation on the great issues of origins?
Surely equal time will show to the students the merits of both sides.
What is the evolution side afraid of? Defeat.!
All this shows is the future in america. The issue of origins will likely become a issue in all elections just like other general contentions.
The origin wars in Texas will become a general melee in the land.
It all comes down to the fact that the schools belong to the American people.
They have full rights to have discussed in their schools the historic and commonly held beliefs on origin matters.
To prohibit by law this discussions is illegal.
Either because it brings in state censorship or because the state is attacking religious doctrines when it is expressly not to do so.
The remedy is simply freedom and seeing schools as not actually the state but merely financially supported.
As more of the public is involved more and more of the censorship will be held in contempt. Americans like freedom and easy going lifestyle of seeking the truth.
Creationism(s) will one day be in the science class.
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