Should we teach both evolution and religion in school?

Edited by Catholic Scientist, : No reason given.

Maybe I'm not realizing what you mean by a "religion" class, but I have a one-word rebuttal for you: Anthropology.I mean, you did italicize "any".

I'm just bouncing off your post, but I just noticed the subtitle. I have to object to that one.I remember reading some stupid poetry in English class and the teacher is all: "What does it mean to you?" And I'm all: "I don't know, something a frog and a bug and a flower, its pretty dumb." And she goes: "No, it metaphorical, there's a deeper meaning there, what is it?" Again i go: "Beats the hell out of me, all I see them talking about is plants and animals.""Can't I go back to the chemistry lab? I prefer to learn about facts, mam.""Fine, yes I'll go to the principal's office."

I only had two options, and the Catholic high school was waaay better than the public option.

I've taken both religion and evolution classes, they are not the same.Evolution classes focus on physical evidence, my religion classes focused on The Bible. That was never taught in any evolution class I have taken. Unless you accept Jesus in your heart on your deathbed and then you're accountable for nothing.

God was there and he saw it, and then he told the authors what to write.

Why are you being such a dick?

The answer to your question doesn't really pertain to the topic of this thread, so if you want to debate it, then let's not do it here.But a better evolutionary explanation might have to do with sexual selection pressuring us towards neoteny, rather than some kind of environmental adaptation.Added by edit:Here ya go, this might be a better thread for this:EvC Forum: Sexual Selection, Stasis, Runaway Selection, Dimorphism, & Human EvolutionEdited by Cat Sci, : No reason given.

Considered and rejected.Unfortunately, we have a civilization to run here. We cannot afford to have our future citizens be ignorant of basic educational requirements, despite the fact that our current system prevents them from obtaining a "True" education. Sorry, that'll ruin the economy. We need an educated workforce.Not a bunch of ignorant freeloaders.

How young are you?Teenager?

How do you demonstrate and observe sp3 hybridization or van der Waals force?That shit's pretty abstract...Man up: You just don't like evolution because of its implications to your religion. This has nothing to do with how children are educated. Chemistry gets like that too. Why though? Just because you don't like evolution? That's retarded.

Wrong, since what you think is the Creator God's revelation does not match up with reality, then what you think is the Creator God's revelation is wrong and needs to be rethought.

Well then, we all already know what you are going to say on every topic and there's really no reason for you post here.

Are you talking about the Earth being flat and the sun revolving around it?

It? I was talking about all those people saying those things.