[two for the price of one]
"i think its sad that in evolutionists do not teach both creation and evolution. after all they are both theories. however if you go to a science book by a creationist, they almost always teach BOTH creation AND evolution."
I'm sorry to disagree with you but creation is not a theory, it's a fact.
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Creation might be a fact (I highly doubt it though), but if it depends upon supernatural intervention then it cannot, by definition, be science.
"i think its sad that in evolutionists do not teach both creation and evolution. after all they are both theories."
On my shelf right now are 12 "science" books produced by various "Christian curriculum" organizations. 10 of them do not even mention evolution, even as a theory, and the other 2 devote a paragraph to an explanation condensed to near-strawman dimensions, followed by 2 or 3 pages of Biblical evidence "conclusively disproving" it.
lol at "science book by a creationist". I'm sure they teach evolution in those. Just as well as Christians give invaluable information about the practices of modern-day pagan religions! Troo Christians would never lie, after all!
"A book by a typical crationist:
Chapter one: Evolution and why it is wrong
Chapter two: Creationism and why it is right."
I need to correct this.
Chapter one: Evolution and why it is wrong
Name ONE creation book that explains evolution. lying about it or belittleing it isn't explaining it.
Name ONE science book by a Creationist.
Name or even describe ONE proof for creation.The last one still isn't acceptable if you do come up with it (HaHaHAAAAAAAAAAA) because then you gotta prove YOUR God did it.
If this is so, why have I never been able to find a creationist who can accurately define evolution, let alone explain how it works? All I ever get from them is nonsense like, "Evolution says that a dog gave birth to a cat." As for creation being a fact, I have just two words: show me.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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