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Vouchers for stupidity! I wonder if I can get some signs drawn up!
For a little fun with quotes…
http://www.veritas-ucsb.org/library/origins/quotes/universe.html
The existence of an intelligent designer seems to be a widely held belief among some scientific heavy hitters. It all comes down to the simple question…Where does all this stuff come from and how is it that it all works in a sort of unison? Natural Selection did not select the fundamental forces.
[quote]It isn’t anything. It is comparable to teaching flat earth as a valid alternative.[/quote]
I certainly hope you are employing hyperbole. If you are not, you are are capable of sufficient self deception and delusion in your atheistic beliefs to make even Jim Jones blush (note: I am employing hyperbole).
On a side note, who decides what is “stupid?” Just curious…
ParticipantI am not conflating issues…I am concerned with choice in all aspects from religion to the classics. You are trying only to focus on whether we should teach ID.
I find that specific argument (that you want to have) spurious. Because if we have choice, why would you care about whether ID is taught in some schools? Unless you are interested in controlling other people’s kids that is.
There are many private schools that do not educate in scripture. I do not care what religion is taught in private schools, and I do not care if they choose to go to a religious or secular school. I do care about whether they get a choice in the matter though.
ParticipantI am not conflating issues…I am concerned with choice in all aspects from religion to the classics. You are trying only to focus on whether we should teach ID.
I find that specific argument (that you want to have) spurious. Because if we have choice, why would you care about whether ID is taught in some schools? Unless you are interested in controlling other people’s kids that is.
There are many private schools that do not educate in scripture. I do not care what religion is taught in private schools, and I do not care if they choose to go to a religious or secular school. I do care about whether they get a choice in the matter though.
ParticipantI am not conflating issues…I am concerned with choice in all aspects from religion to the classics. You are trying only to focus on whether we should teach ID.
I find that specific argument (that you want to have) spurious. Because if we have choice, why would you care about whether ID is taught in some schools? Unless you are interested in controlling other people’s kids that is.
There are many private schools that do not educate in scripture. I do not care what religion is taught in private schools, and I do not care if they choose to go to a religious or secular school. I do care about whether they get a choice in the matter though.
ParticipantI am not conflating issues…I am concerned with choice in all aspects from religion to the classics. You are trying only to focus on whether we should teach ID.
I find that specific argument (that you want to have) spurious. Because if we have choice, why would you care about whether ID is taught in some schools? Unless you are interested in controlling other people’s kids that is.
There are many private schools that do not educate in scripture. I do not care what religion is taught in private schools, and I do not care if they choose to go to a religious or secular school. I do care about whether they get a choice in the matter though.
ParticipantI am not conflating issues…I am concerned with choice in all aspects from religion to the classics. You are trying only to focus on whether we should teach ID.
I find that specific argument (that you want to have) spurious. Because if we have choice, why would you care about whether ID is taught in some schools? Unless you are interested in controlling other people’s kids that is.
There are many private schools that do not educate in scripture. I do not care what religion is taught in private schools, and I do not care if they choose to go to a religious or secular school. I do care about whether they get a choice in the matter though.
Participant[quote]Can poor families choose who educates their children? Or does the current system make private schools cost prohibitive for the poorer classes?[/quote]
Participant[quote]Can poor families choose who educates their children? Or does the current system make private schools cost prohibitive for the poorer classes?[/quote]
Participant[quote]Can poor families choose who educates their children? Or does the current system make private schools cost prohibitive for the poorer classes?[/quote]
Participant[quote]Can poor families choose who educates their children? Or does the current system make private schools cost prohibitive for the poorer classes?[/quote]
Participant[quote]Can poor families choose who educates their children? Or does the current system make private schools cost prohibitive for the poorer classes?[/quote]
ParticipantCan poor families choose who educates their children? Or does the current system make private schools cost prohibitive for the poorer classes?
afx114, I am sure you could answer your own question or just refer to a previous posts. Do you disagree with promoting school choice, or are you just putting out snark for fun?
ParticipantCan poor families choose who educates their children? Or does the current system make private schools cost prohibitive for the poorer classes?
afx114, I am sure you could answer your own question or just refer to a previous posts. Do you disagree with promoting school choice, or are you just putting out snark for fun?
ParticipantCan poor families choose who educates their children? Or does the current system make private schools cost prohibitive for the poorer classes?
afx114, I am sure you could answer your own question or just refer to a previous posts. Do you disagree with promoting school choice, or are you just putting out snark for fun?
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