PWCCA, you suspecting me personally of anything won't impact a thing either way. I am not the powers that be in this world. My opinion won't change a thing. If you re-read my post, it is very simple. Why is evolution being taught at all in a science classroom full stop? How about just teaching observable and credible science? I cannot see for the life of me a problem with this, unless you are threatened by the possibility that the loss of theories being spouted might actually allow for the student to concentrate and focus his attention fully on the science he/she can study and observe and form his own personal opinion? rather than be influenced along the way by a theory.

You can suspect me all you wish re my christianity, but this has nothing here to do with what is being taught/proposed as science. It bewilders me that you seem ok with this religion continuing to be pushed in a science classroom, but suddenly so averse to the other side..... Who has the bias here?

If you feel fine about a theory being taught or suggested as possible.... then you should be fine with both sides having equal hearing. If you dont? Then why not drop both?

My post has pointed out more than once that it should be just credible SCIENCE taught. Instead you are coming up with ways to try and divert the subject of this forum (errors in history or now personal accusations). I could jump and down in the privacy of my own room and yell "i want my Christian religion in the science room" COME ON, what a joke. I'm not threated by true science, so therefore I feel no need for Christianity to enter the science room. It is by faith that people come to Christ. If they should happen to come to Christ by being taught science with nobodys agendas/theories, then so be it that is up to their own observations (and vice versa). But again it is about teaching science as it is. That way it is fair for everybody. Christian and non Christian alike, unless either one has a problem with factual observable science?