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Originally Posted by Ramrod
Surely that depends on whether you are a true christian or muslim believer or not?
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if anyone doesn't accept that new data could change attitudes, that is their 'problem'
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Originally Posted by Damien
One is science though, thats why its taught in schools. Why should schools appease a religion by teaching their version of events? I dont see why people are sensitive to this, religion is a belief and not a fact you cant teach people that. They can ever accept the bible/god or not. You cannot teach it as if it has a equal status to science.
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It depends what you mean by 'teach', imo, we were lucky to have a 'Religious Education' teacher who presented all beliefs equally & invited discussion on the differences & similarities between them, without 'promoting' any one over the other.
- 'science' , especially physics, is at an extremely interesting point, just now, where we cannot explain some of the things we observe and people talk about dark matter, and dark energy being the answer, but cannot really 'prove' it. - well, no more than anyone can 'prove' the creation theory