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Author Topic:   should creationism be taught in schools?
Brian
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Message 135 of 301 (435132)
11-19-2007 11:11 AM
Reply to: Message 133 by Beretta
11-19-2007 10:47 AM


Re: Both?
I don't think there's only one story but I absolutely believe there is only one that makes sense.
This depends on the context though. I am guessing you subscribe to the Genesis creation story, and yes it makes sense, but only in a folk tale context.
It makes no sense if looked at from science, history, or archaeology.
that has loads of historical and archeological verification in its favour and lines up with the evidence -not as well as evolution -better than evolution.
We cannot really dispute this until you provide some of this 'archaeological verification' and other evidence.
Any chance you could give us something to examine?

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