HiAmplidude
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Interesting topic.
When I was in college, I sat in classes and learned about all kinds of stuff I didn't necessarily believe in, and some stuff I frankly didn't care to hear at all. So, we must remember that this "topic" (not necessarily its contents) is merely learning material in the educational facility.
Putting ID into a SCIENCE class is not the right way to go about educating students. The decision by the court is a valid and good one. They by no means dismissed God, as far as I can tell.
To say that it is "one way or the other" is being extremely narrow-minded, especially considering we as normal people cannot even begin to fathom the extensity of time, space, matter, existence. Maybe we exist in a way that has never been contemplated. Maybe that existence is God's will. Perhaps the Bible hints at it but the writers, being people too, couldn't quite comprehend its vastness. I don't know. You don't either.
I've seen things in both evil and the light that is unexplainable with either science or the Bible. In my heart, there definitely is more than just a bunch of molecules that have morphed over time to adapt to their environment for survival. Yes, I believe that happened (evolution) for the physical body. I also believe that God intended that. We're not just another form of animal that just happens to be able to type and produce microprocessors and artificial intelligence and heal each other with medicine. There has to be more to the human existance than our bodies.
Beyond time and physical and superficial/shallow ridiculous word-level understanding of existence and reality, we're not going to prove anything with a forum thread where "this thread is worthless without pic's".
When I was in college, I sat in classes and learned about all kinds of stuff I didn't necessarily believe in, and some stuff I frankly didn't care to hear at all. So, we must remember that this "topic" (not necessarily its contents) is merely learning material in the educational facility.
Putting ID into a SCIENCE class is not the right way to go about educating students. The decision by the court is a valid and good one. They by no means dismissed God, as far as I can tell.
To say that it is "one way or the other" is being extremely narrow-minded, especially considering we as normal people cannot even begin to fathom the extensity of time, space, matter, existence. Maybe we exist in a way that has never been contemplated. Maybe that existence is God's will. Perhaps the Bible hints at it but the writers, being people too, couldn't quite comprehend its vastness. I don't know. You don't either.
I've seen things in both evil and the light that is unexplainable with either science or the Bible. In my heart, there definitely is more than just a bunch of molecules that have morphed over time to adapt to their environment for survival. Yes, I believe that happened (evolution) for the physical body. I also believe that God intended that. We're not just another form of animal that just happens to be able to type and produce microprocessors and artificial intelligence and heal each other with medicine. There has to be more to the human existance than our bodies.
Beyond time and physical and superficial/shallow ridiculous word-level understanding of existence and reality, we're not going to prove anything with a forum thread where "this thread is worthless without pic's".
