just another reason i'll probably be homeschooling my children, govt. interference in schools.
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no banning any topic from discussion is banning thought, this is thought control, i know how much you hate the church, but forbidding topics in school under penalty is wrong.[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]
[QUOTE="tenaka2"]
its not banning thought, its banning brainwashing of children.
tenaka2
Teaching creationism in science ****is wrong, its clearly false and is misleading.
If creationism is thought in religious/philosososoy ****then all is well.
Teaching creationism as fact is dishonest as it is clearly false.
science is not the process of teaching what i want. theories are presented and the ones that have the most creedence rise to the top, if teachers in the UK cannot put forth a better argument for biology than for Divine creation, then that shows the quality of education there. banning thought in any case is wrong.[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]no banning any topic from discussion is banning thought, this is thought control, i know how much you hate the church, but forbidding topics in school under penalty is wrong. Should nazism in schools be allowed or teaching that the Earth is flat? People can believe whatever they want but at least let them get to an age where they have enough subjective judgment to decide for themselves. Meanwhile teaching children fairy tales and then letting them loose on the real world is somehow irresponsible. whe you have no argument just say nazi! should schools present views when applicable? hell yes, and if someone looks at the evidence we have and concludes the earth is flat that is fine, i doubt it will be frequent as the scientific evidence oppose to such a thing are extremely strong. i know you would like everyone only to be privy to what you deem correct, then eveyone would agree with the one true view.[QUOTE="tenaka2"]
its not banning thought, its banning brainwashing of children.
kuraimen
tenaka2, do you really support a system that does not let the best evidence theory prevail but a system that will create a population of kuraimen's?
[QUOTE="tenaka2"]
[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"] no banning any topic from discussion is banning thought, this is thought control, i know how much you hate the church, but forbidding topics in school under penalty is wrong.
surrealnumber5
Teaching creationism in science ****is wrong, its clearly false and is misleading.
If creationism is thought in religious/philosososoy ****then all is well.
Teaching creationism as fact is dishonest as it is clearly false.
science is not the process of teaching what i want. theories are presented and the ones that have the most creedence rise to the top, if teachers in the UK cannot put forth a better argument for biology than for Divine creation, then that shows the quality of education there. banning thought in any case is wrong.But there is zero credence in the christian creation myth. It has nothign to do with science and is in no way scientific. You could equally argue for the teaching of unicorns and pixies to be thought in science class but you would be equally wrong.
Religion belongs in religion class, science belongs in science class.
Which schools teach creationism is the first place? The only class which could is Religious Studies, a class that no students take seriously and usually mess around in.Asim90It is a class everyone should take seriously, as it helps one understand how other people think and helps improve relations between cultures. Ignorance of others is a major cause of violence.
science is not the process of teaching what i want. theories are presented and the ones that have the most creedence rise to the top, if teachers in the UK cannot put forth a better argument for biology than for Divine creation, then that shows the quality of education there. banning thought in any case is wrong.[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]
[QUOTE="tenaka2"]
Teaching creationism in science ****is wrong, its clearly false and is misleading.
If creationism is thought in religious/philosososoy ****then all is well.
Teaching creationism as fact is dishonest as it is clearly false.
tenaka2
But there is zero credence in the christian creation myth. It has nothign to do with science and is in no way scientific. You could equally argue for the teaching of unicorns and pixies to be thought in science ****but you would be equally wrong.
Religion belongs in religion **** science belongs in science ****
you can add big foot to that list, and still theories succeed of fail on their evidence and not on their politics, again, not teaching something because it is not supported and BANNING THOUGHT are not the same thing. one does not give scares time to marginal or even laughable claims, the other FVCKING BANS THOUGHT!Should nazism in schools be allowed or teaching that the Earth is flat? People can believe whatever they want but at least let them get to an age where they have enough subjective judgment to decide for themselves. Meanwhile teaching children fairy tales and then letting them loose on the real world is somehow irresponsible. whe you have no argument just say nazi! should schools present views when applicable? hell yes, and if someone looks at the evidence we have and concludes the earth is flat that is fine, i doubt it will be frequent as the scientific evidence oppose to such a thing are extremely strong. i know you would like everyone only to be privy to what you deem correct, then eveyone would agree with the one true view.[QUOTE="kuraimen"][QUOTE="surrealnumber5"] no banning any topic from discussion is banning thought, this is thought control, i know how much you hate the church, but forbidding topics in school under penalty is wrong.
surrealnumber5
tenaka2, do you really support a system that does not let the best evidence theory prevail but a system that will create a population of kuraimen's?
You're saying "let the best evidence theory prevail" but what about the argument that doesn't require evidence, logic or reasoning? I understand what you're saying but in order for that happen, there needs to be standard for what's considered true and what's considered false. And the best standard for that is the science methodology.
This law does not prohibit anything that operates within the science methodology.
[QUOTE="tenaka2"]
[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"] science is not the process of teaching what i want. theories are presented and the ones that have the most creedence rise to the top, if teachers in the UK cannot put forth a better argument for biology than for Divine creation, then that shows the quality of education there. banning thought in any case is wrong.
surrealnumber5
But there is zero credence in the christian creation myth. It has nothign to do with science and is in no way scientific. You could equally argue for the teaching of unicorns and pixies to be thought in science ****but you would be equally wrong.
Religion belongs in religion **** science belongs in science ****
you can add big foot to that list, and still theories succeed of fail on their evidence and not on their politics, again, not teaching something because it is not supported and BANNING THOUGHT are not the same thing. one does not give scares time to marginal or even laughable claims, the other FVCKING BANS THOUGHT!I support the teaching of creationism in religious cla s s.
There is no evidence for creationism, its not even a theory, its obviously a myth. It isn't science.
I guess I am confused. I certainly am not for the teaching of creationism or any religous theory in a PUBLIC school. That should be common sense. But in a private/religous school, I believe they can teach whatever they choose. Is this law saying that religous schools cant teach religion? I'mnot a religous person, but even I would have a problem with that.
Good, creationism is not science and if taught it should be taught in places of faith not in schools.
[QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"]
Creationism is a theory. As is the Big Bang.
tenaka2
Now I'm convinced that your just trolling.
Just incase your not, do you know what germ theory results in? Or the theory of gravity?
In this post, yeah i'm trolling. The intense anti-religion annoys me.
Should nazism in schools be allowed or teaching that the Earth is flat? People can believe whatever they want but at least let them get to an age where they have enough subjective judgment to decide for themselves. Meanwhile teaching children fairy tales and then letting them loose on the real world is somehow irresponsible. whe you have no argument just say nazi! should schools present views when applicable? hell yes, and if someone looks at the evidence we have and concludes the earth is flat that is fine, i doubt it will be frequent as the scientific evidence oppose to such a thing are extremely strong. i know you would like everyone only to be privy to what you deem correct, then eveyone would agree with the one true view.[QUOTE="kuraimen"][QUOTE="surrealnumber5"] no banning any topic from discussion is banning thought, this is thought control, i know how much you hate the church, but forbidding topics in school under penalty is wrong.
surrealnumber5
tenaka2, do you really support a system that does not let the best evidence theory prevail but a system that will create a population of kuraimen's?
Where did I say I support just one true view? Is it really so difficult for you to argue without using strawman arguments? You said it yourself "when applicable", creationism as a scientific theory is NOT applicable, there's nothing scientific about it. There are many more diverging scientific theories that can be discussed, contrasted and argued. Wasting time on teaching children fairy tales is just that, wasting time, and irresponsible to say the least. They should at least teach what makes sense, there is no one teaching the ptolemaic planetary system as fact for a reason, ideas evolve and so should educational systems.whe you have no argument just say nazi! should schools present views when applicable? hell yes, and if someone looks at the evidence we have and concludes the earth is flat that is fine, i doubt it will be frequent as the scientific evidence oppose to such a thing are extremely strong. i know you would like everyone only to be privy to what you deem correct, then eveyone would agree with the one true view.[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]
[QUOTE="kuraimen"] Should nazism in schools be allowed or teaching that the Earth is flat? People can believe whatever they want but at least let them get to an age where they have enough subjective judgment to decide for themselves. Meanwhile teaching children fairy tales and then letting them loose on the real world is somehow irresponsible. Blue-Sky
tenaka2, do you really support a system that does not let the best evidence theory prevail but a system that will create a population of kuraimen's?
You're saying "let the best evidence theory prevail" but what about the argument that doesn't require evidence, logic or reasoning? I understand what you're saying but in order for that happen, there needs to be standard for what's considered true and what's considered false. And the best standard for that is the science methodology.
This law does not prohibit anything that operates within the science methodology.
logic and reasoning are subject to the one doing the deducing, how many of histories great thinkers whould have been if they only kept their thoughts to that of the standard population.... you have a carl sagan avy, i dont know how you would even know of him without knowing at least some scientific history. outliers change the world not the standard. if we accept politicians telling us what is acceptable how is that any better than what the church did to Galileo and his kind.[QUOTE="Blue-Sky"]
[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"] whe you have no argument just say nazi! should schools present views when applicable? hell yes, and if someone looks at the evidence we have and concludes the earth is flat that is fine, i doubt it will be frequent as the scientific evidence oppose to such a thing are extremely strong. i know you would like everyone only to be privy to what you deem correct, then eveyone would agree with the one true view.
tenaka2, do you really support a system that does not let the best evidence theory prevail but a system that will create a population of kuraimen's?
surrealnumber5
You're saying "let the best evidence theory prevail" but what about the argument that doesn't require evidence, logic or reasoning? I understand what you're saying but in order for that happen, there needs to be standard for what's considered true and what's considered false. And the best standard for that is the science methodology.
This law does not prohibit anything that operates within the science methodology.
logic and reasoning are subject to the one doing the deducing, how many of histories great thinkers whould have been if they only kept their thoughts to that of the standard population.... you have a carl sagan avy, i dont know how you would even know of him without knowing at least some scientific history. outliers change the world not the standard. if we accept politicians telling us what is acceptable how is that any better than what the church did to Galileo and his kind.This wins the thread.
[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]whe you have no argument just say nazi! should schools present views when applicable? hell yes, and if someone looks at the evidence we have and concludes the earth is flat that is fine, i doubt it will be frequent as the scientific evidence oppose to such a thing are extremely strong. i know you would like everyone only to be privy to what you deem correct, then eveyone would agree with the one true view.[QUOTE="kuraimen"] Should nazism in schools be allowed or teaching that the Earth is flat? People can believe whatever they want but at least let them get to an age where they have enough subjective judgment to decide for themselves. Meanwhile teaching children fairy tales and then letting them loose on the real world is somehow irresponsible. kuraimen
tenaka2, do you really support a system that does not let the best evidence theory prevail but a system that will create a population of kuraimen's?
Where did I say I support just one true view? Is it really so difficult for you to argue without using strawman arguments? You said it yourself "when applicable", creationism as a scientific theory is NOT applicable, there's nothing scientific about it. There are many more diverging scientific theories that can be discussed, contrasted and argued. Wasting time on teaching children fairy tales is just that, wasting time, and irresponsible to say the least. They should at least teach what makes sense, there is no one teaching the ptolemaic planetary system as fact for a reason, ideas evolve and so should educational systems. not teaching it because it is laughable.. i am fine with that. BANNING is the problem, bringing pain to those who disagree with you and because you are too dumb to argue against their poor theories. putting a ban on thought, any thought , is wrong and should not be supported, but unlike you i accept that you may not agree with my view, and i dont seek pain on you for doing so.Is this law saying you cant teach creationism in public schools or that you cant teach creationism in any school?
[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]
logic and reasoning are subject to the one doing the deducing, how many of histories great thinkers whould have been if they only kept their thoughts to that of the standard population.... you have a carl sagan avy, i dont know how you would even know of him without knowing at least some scientific history. outliers change the world not the standard. if we accept politicians telling us what is acceptable how is that any better than what the church did to Galileo and his kind.
Ilovegames1992
This wins the thread.
No it doesn't. He is arguing that creationism is a newidea and it would be unfair to dismiss it. This is obviously crap as the truth is the exact opposit.
Creationism WAS the main belief for a very long time until the idea was over turned by scientific study. Religion is not science and the creation myth is not a topic open for scientific research of any kind, it is just an old story made up by people who didn't have an understanding of how the galaxy worked.
The creation myth should be dismissed as there is zero evidence for it, you cannot have a theory with nothing at all to back it up.
Creationism should be though in religious studies, not in science cla s s because it is clearly not science.
[QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"]
[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]
logic and reasoning are subject to the one doing the deducing, how many of histories great thinkers whould have been if they only kept their thoughts to that of the standard population.... you have a carl sagan avy, i dont know how you would even know of him without knowing at least some scientific history. outliers change the world not the standard. if we accept politicians telling us what is acceptable how is that any better than what the church did to Galileo and his kind.
tenaka2
This wins the thread.
No it doesn't. He is arguing that creationism is a newidea and it would be unfair to dismiss it. This is obviously crap as the truth is the exact opposit.
Creationism WAS the main belief for a very long time until the idea was over turned by scientific study. Religion is not science and the creation myth is not a topic open for scientific research of any kind, it is just an old story made up by people who didn't have an understanding of how the galaxy worked.
The creation myth should be dismissed as there is zero evidence for it, you cannot have a theory with nothing at all to back it up.
Creationism should be though in religious studies, not in science cla s s because it is clearly not science.
All i got from the post was that suppressing knowledge in this way is no different than what happened to Galileo
[QUOTE="tenaka2"]
[QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"]
This wins the thread.
Ilovegames1992
No it doesn't. He is arguing that creationism is a newidea and it would be unfair to dismiss it. This is obviously crap as the truth is the exact opposit.
Creationism WAS the main belief for a very long time until the idea was over turned by scientific study. Religion is not science and the creation myth is not a topic open for scientific research of any kind, it is just an old story made up by people who didn't have an understanding of how the galaxy worked.
The creation myth should be dismissed as there is zero evidence for it, you cannot have a theory with nothing at all to back it up.
Creationism should be though in religious studies, not in science cla s s because it is clearly not science.
All i got from the post was that suppressing knowledge in this way is no different than what happened to Galileo
Creationism should be though in religious studies, not in science cla s s because it is clearly not science.
I am advocating the teaching of creationism in my post yet you decide I suggesting suppression of knowledge? How does that work?
[QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"]
[QUOTE="tenaka2"]
No it doesn't. He is arguing that creationism is a newidea and it would be unfair to dismiss it. This is obviously crap as the truth is the exact opposit.
Creationism WAS the main belief for a very long time until the idea was over turned by scientific study. Religion is not science and the creation myth is not a topic open for scientific research of any kind, it is just an old story made up by people who didn't have an understanding of how the galaxy worked.
The creation myth should be dismissed as there is zero evidence for it, you cannot have a theory with nothing at all to back it up.
Creationism should be though in religious studies, not in science cla s s because it is clearly not science.
tenaka2
All i got from the post was that suppressing knowledge in this way is no different than what happened to Galileo
Creationism should be though in religious studies, not in science cla s s because it is clearly not science.
I am advocating the teaching of creationism in my post yet you decide I suggesting suppression of knowledge? How does that work?
I wasn't referring to you at all.
[QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"]
[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]
logic and reasoning are subject to the one doing the deducing, how many of histories great thinkers whould have been if they only kept their thoughts to that of the standard population.... you have a carl sagan avy, i dont know how you would even know of him without knowing at least some scientific history. outliers change the world not the standard. if we accept politicians telling us what is acceptable how is that any better than what the church did to Galileo and his kind.
tenaka2
This wins the thread.
No it doesn't. He is arguing that creationism is a newidea and it would be unfair to dismiss it. This is obviously crap as the truth is the exact opposit.
Creationism WAS the main belief for a very long time until the idea was over turned by scientific study. Religion is not science and the creation myth is not a topic open for scientific research of any kind, it is just an old story made up by people who didn't have an understanding of how the galaxy worked.
The creation myth should be dismissed as there is zero evidence for it, you cannot have a theory with nothing at all to back it up.
Creationism should be though in religious studies, not in science cla s s because it is clearly not science.
no i am not, i am in no way a creationist, not even in the slighetst. i think it is bunk, i am only arguing against the banning of ideas and discussion. i dont know where you got this thing where i was saying the idea of creationism is new and so we dont know....no i am not, i am in no way a creationist, not even in the slighetst. i think it is bunk, i am only arguing against the banning of ideas and discussion. i dont know where you got this thing where i was saying the idea of creationism is new and so we dont know....
surrealnumber5
Sorry got my wires crossed, however I think you may have also, this ban is just regarding creationism in science class not banning its teaching. Religious cla ss can still teach creationism if they wish.
[QUOTE="Crunchy_Nuts"]Apart from faith schools I've never heard of creationism being taught in science lessons ever.MannyDelgadoWhat a stupid thing to sayWhy is that?
It's saying that you can't teach creationism as a fact (science class) in any state funded school.Is this law saying you cant teach creationism in public schools or that you cant teach creationism in any school?
sonicare
I dont think you can teach creationism in the US in public schools. Not that I know of.about time. Now if that happens in America....we'll have some progress
BossPerson
I agree. Way too Authoritarian in that regard.Atheist here but I definitely see something wrong with it being banned in private schools. Government education is one thing.
Pikdum
[QUOTE="Pikdum"]I agree. Way too Authoritarian in that regard. It's not being banned in private schools. Only schools which receive any funding from the state.Atheist here but I definitely see something wrong with it being banned in private schools. Government education is one thing.
DevilMightCry
[QUOTE="DevilMightCry"][QUOTE="Pikdum"]I agree. Way too Authoritarian in that regard. It's not being banned in private schools. Only schools which receive any funding from the state. I honestly think there should be class that educates about religions that isn't necessarily a requirement to graduate. I see nothing wrong with that. I like to have a choice. I don't know why the Government has to decide that for me. On the other hand, they have no problem taxing and collecting revenues from individuals who practice religion, and fund their idealistic views, whether or not those individuals or their children go to a public school.Atheist here but I definitely see something wrong with it being banned in private schools. Government education is one thing.
Crunchy_Nuts
[QUOTE="Asim90"]Which schools teach creationism is the first place? The only class which could is Religious Studies, a class that no students take seriously and usually mess around in.foxhound_foxIt is a class everyone should take seriously, as it helps one understand how other people think and helps improve relations between cultures. Ignorance of others is a major cause of violence.
You're totally correct. My point was that the only time students are taught creationism is in religious studies. This class isn't taken seriously anyway, which should please Atheists even more. Creationism isn't taught in Physics is it? I don't understand what people are whining about..
[QUOTE="lamprey263"]
well, according to some here in the US you are all Godless socialists anyways
Necrifer
That they are.
Yeah we all are.
Could be worse though could be bible bashing yokel inbreds
[QUOTE="Necrifer"]
[QUOTE="lamprey263"]
well, according to some here in the US you are all Godless socialists anyways
Ilovegames1992
That they are.
Yeah we all are.
Could be worse though could be bible bashing yokel inbreds
Being a socialist is worse[QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"][QUOTE="Necrifer"]
That they are.
themajormayor
Yeah we all are.
Could be worse though could be bible bashing yokel inbreds
Being a socialist is worseIs that the tagline from a propaganda poster in 50's America?
Being a socialist is worse[QUOTE="themajormayor"][QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"]
Yeah we all are.
Could be worse though could be bible bashing yokel inbreds
Ilovegames1992
Is that the tagline from a propaganda poster in 50's America?
It's the corpses of hundreds of millions victims of socialism. Being a yokel never hurt anyone. At least not hundreds of millions.[QUOTE="Necrifer"]
[QUOTE="lamprey263"]
well, according to some here in the US you are all Godless socialists anyways
Ilovegames1992
That they are.
Yeah we all are.
Could be worse though could be bible bashing yokel inbreds
Thats a bit harsh, besides its known that the less educated you are the more likely you are to be religious. Opium for the masses and all that.
[QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"][QUOTE="themajormayor"] Being a socialist is worsethemajormayor
Is that the tagline from a propaganda poster in 50's America?
It's the corpses of hundreds of millions victims of socialism. Being a yokel never hurt anyone. At least not hundreds of millions.Socialism killed hundreds of millions of people? How did it evade the authorities?
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