Teaching Creationism in Schools

Creationists all over the country are trying to push creationism into schools and package it as science under the guise of Intelligent Design. The National Center for Science Education is here to put out those fires and keep religion out of our public school science classrooms.


We are here to call out Ben Stein and his ludicrous ideas that are the spotlight of his new movie Expelled, about Intelligent Design. Expelled is a manipulation of lies that repackages religious creationism as Intelligent Design and teaches it as science in public schools. We must stand up to keep religion out of our public schools' science education.

Go to www.ExpelledExposed.com to find out more!

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[JabberCT]

@Eliot8989 "Its funny how America scores started going down after Creationism was taking out of public schools."

Bullshit. Show me the proof. Link your source. And those 10 commandments are mostly common sense like dont murder etc. We dont need to get basic logic from a bronze age book. It also says dont work on sundays. Im sure that was more important than, dont rape children. And since that isnt a commandment, i guess priests have every right to do such things. The commandments are garbage.

[kyekire]

You can't teach something debunked by science in science class!!!

[ciciomax]

I don't understand creationism. If they want their stupid (un)intelligent design bullshit taught in schools, then why not also teach the Mayan mythos for how the world began? The Greek mythos? The Roman mythos? The Norse mythos? Eastern mythoi? After all, no matter how much they claim there is not enough evidence for evolution, the simple fact is that their little Bible stories have no more evidence for them than we have for any of the other cultures' stories that I mentioned.

[al3699]

it should be taught in special needs schools along with finger painting and making pictures out of dried pasta

[al3699]

@4squaredby4times4 it's called Persia circa 300 BC and it should have stayed there

[CaptainAwesomeoh13]

@TrollyTrollerMcTroll We came from an ape like ancestor, not a monkey. Your view of evolution is distorted. The facts might offend you, but it is still a reality none the less. Real science has proved this. To say that we need the bible to teach values is also false seeing as how the bible allows for genocide, rape, murder, and incest.

[TheDrewManXD]

@CaptainAwesomeoh13 i dont have kids but IFEEL FOR YOU BRO!

[kyekire]

@4squaredbytimes4 And I agree 100%, creationism should be taught in religeous studies, but definately not in science.

[4squaredby4times4]

@kyekire In some polls 50% of Americans think creationism should be taught in science class of all places. I think there's a time and place for creationism. It's called seminary or Bible study class.

[dancingnancy09]

@CaptainAwesomeoh13 DAMN RIGHT! me too- my kid will be taught facts, truth- the only place for creationism in any level of schooling is in a mythology class!

[dancingnancy09]

@kyekire exactly! nor can you choose not to believe in evolution- its like choosing not to believe that 1+1=2