Quote:What's wrong with this? When I attended my middle school, and even high school (both of which were public) we conducted experiments then came to conclusions, we then compared those conclusions to accepted theories and saw differences and similarities. I'm all for teaching multiple perspectives and theories, if the most evidence falls behind evolution then there is nothing to worry about. I'd rather have my children grow in understanding by negating other theories with evidence as opposed to being taught a single definitive 'fact'.
what a waste of time....and we all know it will only be Christianity and its version of god presented as an alternative.
The kids will not be "comparing experiments to the Zeus model of creation"...no. Its nothing more than to make Christianity seems to be so respectable that they are given equal time in a science class...are you out of your head?
