more lovely, self-righteous, idiot fundamentalists

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It seems to me, that Schraf's message 3 was actually intended as a reply to the "Louisiana Governor Candidates Support Teaching of Creationism" topic.

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Imo, if allowed at all, at least it should be restricted to the FFA. It is verbally insultive to the ideals of some members of EvC, i.e. those of us who hold to certain fundamentals. Shraff herself an evo fundie, often exibits a hateful attitude towards ideological counterparts. It would be nice if she'd stick to respectful ideological debate and discussion.I guess my above statement is more in reference to Schraff's title than to the contents of the opening post. Some supportive comments by others seemed to be meanspiritedly inflamed by the title.[This message has been edited by buzsaw, 11-01-2003]

In a republic where origionally, the Bible and creationism was once standard cirriculum in American public schools, folks who feel creationism should at least be allowed as an alternative informative subject or object to other objectionable cirriculum should not be regarded as idiots. No creationists are demanding anything, as often, others of different persuasions do. They simply use the lawful means afforded by the system to lobby and encourage legislation and other lawful measures to promote their agendas. That's the way a republic is suppose to work, last I heard.[This message has been edited by buzsaw, 11-01-2003]