This is a splendid, and most important issue. I just discovered how important the evolutionists regard it.

Did you know teaching children what cells DO - just the facts of what they are and what goes on in there - constitutes "teaching creationism" if you omit to brainwash them with evodogma?

Oh yes.

The Cellcraft Game was put together as an educational tool for children. The team included people on both sides of the ID/evolution controversy, so they just left out origins altogether. The Evolanders are insisting this amounts to "teaching creationism".

Can you blame them? Can anyone look at the innards of a cell without realizing it was created by intelligence far beyond our own? Of course not. Copious amounts of brainwashing are required, if there is to be any hope the kids'll grow up Godless.

The babblers are plaguing them systematically. For every good comment anyone makes, there's a troll responding
Originally Posted by actual evotroll
What troubles me is the creationist (ID) nature of the game. For that reason I don't believe it is a good tool for teaching science to children.


For parties who haven't given this much thought, perhaps it'll wake some of 'em up. You can't just teach the facts? WHY NOT? This is a fanatical religion and it demands a minimum display of loyalty at all times.

People, if you haven't ever done so, please take a little time and research organelles. See a little of what goes on inside cells. See what no True Evolander® wants you to know.

Dark Matter + Dark Energy = Dark Truth

"We find that such evidence demonstrates that the ID argument is dependent upon setting a scientifically unreasonable burden of proof for the theory of evolution." - Judge Jones Kitzmiller case
http://www.talkreason.org/articles/Falsify.cfm

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