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11-03-2005, 19:52
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Re: Religion in Education
I don't mind christianity being taught, but I'm probably a little biased. What did make me horribly mad was a history teacher who basically tried to disprove religion the entire year. I don't mind learning about other religions objectively, but I do mind having a teacher trying to force his or her beliefs (or lack thereof) upon me.
Also, as far as evolution is concerned, I believe in both the Christian beliefs and evolution. If you look at a day (as in "On the first day...") as a figurative term, everything still follows the same order. I don't think it is wrong to teach the theory of evolution in schools. 
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