[Macktee]

This one statement at the end jumped out at me.

In March, the Lancaster School District in California agreed on a philosophy of science policy stating “Darwin’s theory should not be taught as ‘unalterable fact.’â€

THEORY of evolution. If it was unalterable fact it would be the LAW of evolution... and this is from a school district. :shakehead:

It is a victory for ID believers that a school district agreed to adopt a philosophy of science that was already the philosophy of science? Set the bar low enough and you can claim almost anything as a victory.

Hey Gunstar1: Don't forget, gravity is also "just a theory". I wonder if the Lancaster school district has a philosophy of science policy concerning that as well.

And these are the people we entrust with our children...

BTW, I thought judges frequently quoted briefs filed in cases they decide. Did I miss something in that article?

 

[Macktee]

Could it be 99% correct? sure. However that still means theory. If it is 100% correct then it becomes a law.

Yeah! What he said!

Man-Oh-Man I do LOVE this forum!!!!!!!!!!