Ah, the truth comes out, you're just a religious bigot who is angry at God, if he in fact exists in your mind. I think you have me confused with someone else. Apparently my quiet belief that God made us irks you even though I have never lobbied a school board or preached in the subway as you put it. So, we see you for what you are. To say that some entity created us is FAR, FAR, from injecting personal religious beliefs into the educational system.
Yes, creation theory is not science in the normal sense of the word, and I for one never said it was (you seem too dense to realize that).
Your logic is so flawed that it's laughable and hardly worth my time. Saying that God is out there getting kicks by giving people cancer is about as logical as the proposition that the designers at Boeing enjoy seeing there planes crash when it's a result of a mechanical flaw (since THEY created the plane right?).
I don't know what school district you live in, but I'm not aware of the idea that creation is taught, when it is, as science, just as another explanation for how the world and us came about. Apparently you're too closed-minded and angry at God to want children exposed to this perfectly viable and widely accepted "theory" along with your THEORY of evolution.
Whatever, I don't care what you think either. I just wanted to point out for all to see how the creation deniers CANNOT explain, by their theory of evolution, how everything got here in the first place. That in and of itself for must of us leads us to conclude that there MUST be more to the story. I've demonstrated this quite well, with no refutation or explanation by you. Your only comeback to that question is, my beliefs shouln't be taught in school, a real logical and scientific argument. NOT! Checkmate
