Mike Huckabee wants public schools to teach creationism.

A public school student, concerned with the lack of proper teaching of evolution in Arkansas's science classrooms, asks then-governor Huckabee what the State should do. He replies that schools should teach creationism.

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Education

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• Huckabee
• Evolution
• Creationism
• Arkansas
• Education

[fatouche99]

If you're Christian and you're children don't know creationism, maybe you aren't going to church enough. Remember: a good brain-washing requires repetition, lots and lots of repetition.

[Zentz29]

Creationismin in public schools? Sure, why not?

Lets also teach about a flat earth, fake moon landing, alien reptoids, the "NWO", the "fake holocaust" etc etc...

We should add a course about the possibility that demons are responsible for diseases in all medical schools. If a doctor is having a hard time diagnosing a patient, call in the excorcist!

NO NO NO you stupid little man. If we start teaching every stupid "theory", there will be no time for ACTUAL learning. ID-iot...

[angellicvoices]

Imagine creationism being part of the Medical science curriculum? Hahahaha, American doctors would eventually prescribe praying as a cure to all sorts of ailments. Imagine going to a Doctor and he says "Well I think you need to pray to your Intelligent designer abit more, judging by your health you really need it, heres a prescription for some prayers by the local church....Their prayers will help you get better". LOL

[MMAenthusiastUHHE]

That's pretty cute, teach Med Students how to prescribe Hail Mary's to their patients while you're at it.

[Kamehamayhem]

@Zentz29

Medfag = any individual with a career in medicine

And yes, it is a DBZ reference.

[Zentz29]

@Kamehamayhem Always glad to put a smile on someone's face! lol

What does "Medfag" mean & is that a Dragonball Z reference in your name?

[Kamehamayhem]

@Zentz29

"If a doctor is having a hard time diagnosing a patient, call in the excorcist!"

Medfag here. You made my sides hurt from laughter.

[oleomilani]

wussy

[7F0X7]

@iHacksorzz You make a very good point. Creationism in a religious context is not science and does not belong in a science class. However, from what the fossil record and geologic rock layers indicate, I believe based on the physical evidence in the world that some omnipotent creator must have created all life on Earth at relatively the same time. I'm not saying that as a Christian, I'm saying that based solely on science and THAT's what I would love to debate an evolutionist on.

[iHacksorzz]

@7F0X7 Evolution is not a fact some might say, which is fine, but that is the accepted scientific point of view. Creationism is something out of the Bible, Torah or Quran, so its a religious point of view exclusive to Abrahamic religions. So i dont see why Creationism needs to be taught in a classroom if the school doesnt teach religion, simple as that. What about the Buddhist religion, they might not believe in Creationism, should that be taught as well? This is coming from a muslim.

[iHacksorzz]

I am muslim and i just dont see the point of teaching Creationism as part of a Science course in a classroom. If you want to teach them Creationism, then teach it in a religious class, or a catholic school etc. Creationism =/= Science, so it cant be taught as part of a science class, whether its Christian creationism, or Muslim creationism, which are both essentially the same.

[7F0X7]

You all attack creationists with a religious fervor of your own. Have you ever stopped to seriously study the evidence for Darwin's theory? If you did, you'd calmly accept that he was wrong by all the evidence that proves him wrong rather than making arrogant looking-down-your-nose cracks about creationist in an attempt to hide your own heated frustration that someone is challenging your religion. Yes, that's what it is. Evolution is the selfish atheist's religion and you're deluding yourself.