Intelligent Design, yes, another religion related topic Options

[Spirited Away]

PA school board says it's okay to teach Creationism, or "intelligent design".

Funny thing is people, that they say "it's not fair to teach kids one thing, but not another" and that they wanted a "balanced representation".

Now then, I ask you where is balance in teaching Creationsim, without teaching what Buddha teaches, what Mohammed teaches, what Hindu gods teach?

Don't get me wrong, I do believe in Creationism to a certain extent so I would not mind taking the course. I only wanted to point out how silly these people are for coming up with such a problematic arguement.

[Sumiaki]

I remember having to do a debate on this. I was the affirmitive side on "ID and creationism should be taught in school." When I researched it (because my teacher is an bish and gives me the opposite side of what I want) i found a very interesting "argument/example" to strengthen ID.

Take a banana. It has a self expiration date (it browns/blackens), has a tab for us humans to easily peel.

It had other examples, I'll try to find the source once I find my rebuttle speech. xD

[flc]

I was the affirmitive side on "ID and creationism should be taught in school."

Intelligent design and creationism are the same exact thing.

And, I'm not saying that "intelligent design" SHOULDN'T be taught in school at all. In fact, I think that there should be a world religions class where it could be taught. But it should never have a place next to evolution in the science classroom, ever.