[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?

[QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"]

[QUOTE="themajormayor"] Being a socialist is worsesurrealnumber5

Is that the tagline from a propaganda poster in 50's America?

Thats due to tax loopholes, Italy is considering taxing the catholic church to help with its financial problems.

Why do you think this was passed? Because schools needed something to keep the majority of the population from flooding the education system with their nonsense.

Necrifer

I thought this was a good comeback. I guess ilovegames didn't think the same. :(

[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?

[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]

[QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"]

Is that the tagline from a propaganda poster in 50's America?

tenaka2

Thats due to tax loopholes, Italy is considering taxing the catholic church to help with its financial problems.

[QUOTE="tenaka2"]

[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"] Greece is bankrupt, vatican is not. that makes religious rule more economically viable than a communal system,*problem?.jpg* though i would much rather have a free society.

surrealnumber5

Thats due to tax loopholes, Italy is considering taxing the catholic church to help with its financial problems.

Use more pics. I like cats.

[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]

[QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"]

Is that the tagline from a propaganda poster in 50's America?

Thats due to tax loopholes, Italy is considering taxing the catholic church to help with its financial problems.

[QUOTE="tenaka2"]

[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"] Greece is bankrupt, vatican is not. that makes religious rule more economically viable than a communal system,*problem?.jpg* though i would much rather have a free society.

sonicare

Thats due to tax loopholes, Italy is considering taxing the catholic church to help with its financial problems.

[QUOTE="tenaka2"]

[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"] Greece is bankrupt, vatican is not. that makes religious rule more economically viable than a communal system,*problem?.jpg* though i would much rather have a free society.

sonicare

Thats due to tax loopholes, Italy is considering taxing the catholic church to help with its financial problems.

Italian Catholic Church under pressure to start paying property tax

For s

You could blame Greece's current financial collapse on tax loopholes or excessive social programs. Either a problem with income or a problem with too high expenditures. Either one leads to the same problem. Whenever you have robust social systems, somebody has to pay for them. In greece's case, nobobdy wanted to pay for them.

[QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"]

[QUOTE="Necrifer"]

That they are.

tenaka2

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.

The word "Education" itself comes from the latin word "Educatio" which means to raise out from within. The word you use to propogate your ignorance suggests a divine presence in itself. Don't even get me started on the brunt of your nonsense, maybe look at some of my threads to educate yourself.

[QUOTE="tenaka2"]

[QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"]

Yeah we all are.

Could be worse though could be bible bashing yokel inbreds

Asim90

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.

The word "Education" itself comes from the latin word "Educatio" which means to raise out from within. The word you use to propogate your ignorance suggests a divine presence in itself. Don't even get me started on the brunt of your nonsense, maybe look at some of my threads to educate yourself.

My Trollucato level just went up by 1.

Mercy buckets.

I see nothing wrong with it being taught in a religion and philosophy lesson, just keep it away from science.brendanhunt1

I applaud England for this. Bravo, oh bravo. Miroku32

Why does only England get the credit? :cry:

[QUOTE="brendanhunt1"]I see nothing wrong with it being taught in a religion and philosophy lesson, just keep it away from science.Wasdie

Well there are some atheists around here who would love to just eradicate religion all together. Especially Christianity.

Seems kind of pointless banning it if it was explored in a religious/philosophy class rather than a science class since its more of an explanation for science rather than science itself.... Bear in mind that I also believe in Creationism (not as radically as some people, however)..

[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.

What are you talking about? You're not even in the context of the topic anymore. Great enlightenment thinkers and even the religious that contributed to science all conformed to some standard form of logic. You think the catholic priest, Georges Lemaitre would have discovered expansion of the universe if he didn't conform to the same scientific standards? Wasn't the entire basis for Aristotle's writing about translating morality and ethics into a logical and coherent matter?

When did Carl Sagan not conform science methodology? You seem to be interpreting this debate as forcing everyone into big brother, one like mind mentality, and that is simply not the case, and almost an exaggeration of what this really is.

[This message was deleted at the request of the original poster]DeX2010

Does Creationism in school make a difference to whether Britain is a sh*thole. :lol:

And it pretty much is in most places i've been too.

[QUOTE="DeX2010"][This message was deleted at the request of the original poster]Ilovegames1992

Does Creationism in school make a difference to whether Britain is a sh*thole. :lol:

And it pretty much is in most places i've been too.

Yeah there are nice places about, posh places, but for every posh nice place there are two or three sh*tholes.

Come to Newport or Merthyr Tydfil one day and you'll see.

[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]

[QUOTE="Blue-Sky"]

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.

Blue-Sky

What are you talking about? You're not even in the context of the topic anymore. Great enlightenment thinkers and even the religious that contributed to science all conformed to some standard form of logic. You think the catholic priest, Georges Lemaitre would have discovered expansion of the universe if he didn't conform to the same scientific standards? Wasn't the entire basis for Aristotle's writing about translating morality and ethics into a logical and coherent matter?

When did Carl Sagan not conform science methodology? You seem to be interpreting this debate as forcing everyone into big brother, one like mind mentality, and that is simply not the case, and almost an exaggeration of what this really is.

[QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"]

[QUOTE="DeX2010"][This message was deleted at the request of the original poster]DeX2010

Does Creationism in school make a difference to whether Britain is a sh*thole. :lol:

And it pretty much is in most places i've been too.

Dam,how I hate my goverment:evil:

Scumbag Britain

The British Humanist Association (BHA) has precluded the teaching [of creationism], as an evidence-based view or theory, of any view or theory that is contrary to established scientific and/or historical evidence and explanations is prohibited

What this means is, no school, even private and free is allowed to teach creationism as part of their curriculum to students.

This is a big step for human advancement, and I could only dream of such a thing happening in the Dark Ages of America.

Blue-Sky

I've never known one homeschooled person. I didn't even know homeschooling existed until i saw that episode of South Park.

When I went there, although there were a lot of people, it seemed unlike any other mall I've been to. And I've been to a lot of malls, in places like India, America, Dubai, Canada, etc.

Good.Jandurin

If the parents don't like it, nothing is stopping them from teaching their kids creationism at home on their own time. Or on Sunday at their church. It has no place in schools though.Engrish_Major

[QUOTE="Engrish_Major"]If the parents don't like it, nothing is stopping them from teaching their kids creationism at home on their own time. Or on Sunday at their church. It has no place in schools though.surrealnumber5

[QUOTE="Jandurin"]Good.surrealnumber5

Think that may happen here too. Although it might get swept under the carpet.

[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"][QUOTE="Engrish_Major"]If the parents don't like it, nothing is stopping them from teaching their kids creationism at home on their own time. Or on Sunday at their church. It has no place in schools though.Engrish_Major

[QUOTE="Engrish_Major"][QUOTE="surrealnumber5"] not even sunday school !? surrealnumber5

[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"] but then you said school in general terms. mass is not sunday school Engrish_Major

[QUOTE="Engrish_Major"][QUOTE="surrealnumber5"] but then you said school in general terms. mass is not sunday school surrealnumber5

[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"][QUOTE="Engrish_Major"] I said "Sunday at their church".Jandurin

[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"][QUOTE="Engrish_Major"] Where is Sunday school generally held? It's a church function, correct?Engrish_Major

state schools are not compulsory either....

surrealnumber5

[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]

state schools are not compulsory either....

Engrish_Major

[QUOTE="Engrish_Major"][QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]

state schools are not compulsory either....

surrealnumber5

I doubt many/any schools taught creationism over here anyway.