(May 4, 2013 at 6:32 am)Godschild Wrote: Besides what's the big deal, they are doing what they believe in and what they believe will be good for others. No different than you wanting to teach others they are wrong, equal ground for differing views.
Except that there isn't anyone on the other side. I know of no out reach clubs for atheists. No one proselytizes for the non-supernatural in this way. Whether or not it is legal, it is definitely slimy.
Faith-based groups often express feeling put upon by the teaching of science in schools and how that is supposed to undermine faith. But teaching science is religion neutral. If faith-based groups insist on holding on to some traditional view of cosmology then that is the price they pay for allowing their religious views to stray into the empirical.
