Oklahoma bill would fire teachers for offending Christian morals by teaching biology, allows parents to sue teachers
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Obviously your god created them, just before he started caring if you jack off or eat a cheeseburger.
Big bang and stellar formation/evolution.
Asked and answered. The Big Bang produced all matter. What you're getting at in a very childish way is what came before the Big Bang which no one knows. When did time start? None of that calls into question things that can be demonstrated by science to be true.
It's highly likely life was around LONG before the existence of our Solar System..........i.e. Panspermia
What Is The Panspermia Hypothesis And How Does It Explain The Beginning Of Life On Earth?
It is, but then again that's a problem for secular humanists. That is, unless they're incurious enough to look into it.
Of course, but until we discover a way to detect evidence of anything outside the universe.........then I'll stick with things we can know
Ergo it can't be scientifically proven what came before. It can be hypothesized but then when choosing what to believe you will be relying on faith that your assumptions are true.
Except, I have no assumptions as to what came "before"
You have two choices:
- Nothing came before
- Something came before
So, it gets back to the question of why someone's faith should be part of any secular education?
You have absolutely no basis that either of those are correct and that there's just two choices
And abiogenesis isn't reliant AT ALL on "what came before".
So, you seem to have a real problem with staying on topic here.
Faith shouldn't be. Neither religious faith nor faith that science "will eventually answer all our questions so we'll just teach hypotheses as fact until the hypothesis is disproven and then we'll move on to the next one and teach it as fact"...ad infinitum.
We're having two different discussion here. Follow along individually or stay out but quit conflating the two.
It's obvious that you've never taken a single science class
So, teaching evolution in a secular school would be forwarding one's opinion?
They still using leeches to treat disease these days? It was scientific fact that they could in the 18th century.
I say dirt, you say primordial goo, so what? I'm curious what your problem is here? Neither of us can prove our claim we take it on faith by taking other factors into account so it's not like you've got some 'gotcha' here like you think.
You realize the difference between a person having a theory and a scientific theory, right?
Your/my theory doesn't equal a scientific theory.
I never claimed it was a scientific theory. That was ascribed to me by others as a strawman.
