re: #97 calochortus

Umm, when I was in high school apparently there was a requirement that Creation be taught, or at least mentioned along side evolution (in Calif. no less.) The biology teacher started the class with “I’m required to teach the biblical story of creation. You’re all familiar with that? Good. Now, evolution…”

If they want to teach religion, then it shouldn’t be part of the science curriculum. Let it be a separate class, but it has to teach about all religions. Not just whatever version you happen to believe in.

FSM forbid the little gargoyles think for themselves and make their own decisions about what to believe.