Spit On Creationism And God In Public Schools!!!

Here's another story, about how christians are steadily sneaking their beliefs back into our Public Schools! Public Schools are meant to learn the fundamentals, not to be bombarded by any form of religious expression or domination as it is with these christian fundamentalist snakes, wiggling their way back in again. They must be stomped on, and skinned alive! I say, somebody should nuke this school board! If they want to learn about religion, they can do it at home, have meetings with their friends, go to the library, or even the church of their choice! There is absolutely no reason, to allow this crap back in our Public Schools! Also, this includes the pledge of allegiance to their god! Spit on their Pledge! Damn The Cross! Damn The Cross! Damn The Cross!

Hail The Church Of The Antichrist 999!
Hail Caesar 999!

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Ga. Board OKs Evolution Options

By BARNINI CHAKRABORTY
The Associated Press 

MARIETTA, Ga. (AP) - School board members in this conservative Georgia school district said they don't see the harm in encouraging critical thinking about evolution, even if that means teaching creationism.

The school board voted unanimously Thursday night to give its teachers permission to introduce students to different theories on the origin of life, including creationism.

The measure says the district believes ``discussion of disputed views of academic subjects is a necessary element of providing a balanced education, including the study of the origin of species.''

Opponents said the decision opened a backdoor to letting religion into classrooms. They said Thursday's vote would not end the debate.

``It would be as if Cobb County were putting up a giant `sue me' sign,'' said Barry Lynn, executive director for Americans United for Separation of Church and State.

Biology professors at every major university in Georgia and the National Science Teachers Association told the school board it would be a mistake to approve the resolution.

The Rev. Greg Ward, a Unitarian minister, called the board's decision irresponsible.

``It's inappropriate for the Bible to be taught in conjunction with science,'' he said. ``They just don't go together.''

The theory of evolution, accepted by nearly all scientists, says evidence shows life developed from earlier forms through slight variations over time and that natural selection determines which species survive. Creationism credits the origin of species to God.

In 1987, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled creationism was a religious belief that could not be taught in public schools along with evolution.

After Thursday's vote, board chairman Curt Johnston read a six-paragraph statement. No other board members commented.

``The purpose of this policy is to foster critical thinking among students to allow academic freedom consistent with legal requirements to promote tolerance and acceptance of diversity of opinion and to ensure a posture of neutrality toward religion,'' Johnston said.

Supporters, including high school junior Michael Gray, said the board's choice encouraged academic freedom.

``I had to do a term paper about evolution and there were just things that I could disprove or have alternate reasons for,'' said Gray, who attends Pope High School. ``I want my brother and sister to be given the option and not told it's the absolute truth.''