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How to debate the "Evolution Should NOT be taught in public schools" perspective?

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robinrohan
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03-07-2006 2:47 PM 		Reply to: Message 21 by 2ice_baked_taters
03-07-2006 2:39 PM

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See Message 23 for a cautionary note regarding topic.
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One can use countless examples of various inteligent peoples attitudes on this sight who treat the theory much more as fact than a theory.
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It is true than in its popular meaning, "theory" means somebody's uncertain opinion. But this is not how the term "theory" is used when it is meant scientifically. A theory is an explanation of a large amount of data. It doesn't mean somebody's guess.
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A theory might also be a fact and yet remain a theory.
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