<I sent this to everyone involved in the discussion
< Good point, but then the theory of evolution does not lend itself to observation, repeatablility, or replication. It has never been observed, only postulated.
< No argument here
< This is a question of truth claims and is not a question of bashing. I suppose if I spent the time and was a good enough writer I could present a good argument here. For me, from a Reformed Christian perspective, the whole question comes down to the definition of tolerance. In my understanding, toleration is the ability to live with,work with, and generally get along with others of differing views without having to accept the truth claims of their religion or philosophy. The more current understanding of toleration is that your must accept the validity of all views and not place a higher moral value on any of your own beliefs. This means that the only people who are wrong are Christians...
< I did just that, even though it almost bankrupted me, but I think you would be surprised to find the level of educational competency at most Christian Schools far above that in the general public educational system. I mean, after all, where did the basis for public education come from. If the universe is not ordered then education itself is just an exercise in subjectivity.
A problem is a problem only as long as it has a possible solution. Lacking that, it becomes a FACT!
