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Should atheism and evolution be taught in churches?
Creationists often say things like; evolution is a religion,atheism is a religion, both creationism and evolution are different points of view of the same evidence therefore they should both be taught in science class and let the students decide, alternate explanations should be taught alongside evolution because it is only fair, things like that.
If evolution and atheism are religions (which they aren't) then they should be taught in their churches alongside creationism. If creationism is science (which it isn't) then alternate points of view such as atheism and evolution (as written in the textbooks) should be taught alongside creationism at places like Creation Ministries International and they should let their congregation decide which is true because, after all it would only be fair. And while they are at it the Greek mythology should be taught along side the Bible in Sunday school.
16 Answers
- biggalloot2003Lv 76 years agoFavorite Answer
I am content to allow the churches to decide what they want to teach or preach. I just object to religion being taught as science in the schools.
- Brigalow BlokeLv 76 years ago
Young Earth creationism is an orchestrated litany of lies, designed to separate members of some churches from a few dollars every month. It mainly operates in the USA, but has some representation in other countries. The parasites on religion running this scam will say anything to keep it going.
- Anonymous6 years ago
I would be happy if students exited school being able to read, write, balance a check book and learn about investing in their future. The rest they can learn or not learn makes no difference
Latest evidence seems to lend that we were seeded here and so biblical creation is not the answer nor is evolution as was once thought
- gillieLv 76 years ago
If creationists were sincere about their claim that they want students to learn all points of view and then decide, they would be teaching real science in their churches. They aren't, so clearly it's just an insincere excuse to force their religious teachings on students who don't go to their churches.
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- GregoryLv 76 years ago
no of course not the truth is taught in churches not stupidity and ignorance. Psalm 14:1Common English Bible (CEB)
Psalm 14
For the music leader. Of David.
14 Fools say in their hearts, There is no God.
- macattakk2000Lv 66 years ago
wow I tried to answer your question with a very detailed expose and was denied it said system problem try again so I opened another window and was able to answer another question on this forum no problem but when i cut and pasted the same answer on your again the error try again message came up. I am trying this statement now just to see if it goes through as it would indicate a level of sophisticated censorship on here that is scary .
- ?Lv 76 years ago
I took this photo of a book on human evolution, that was for sale in a local Anglican church. How cool is that? I would have bought it, but it was out of date.
- Anonymous6 years ago
Yes
- 6 years ago
No, of course not, but it is discussed, You don't pay taxes to churches or required to by Law