Texas Rejects Creationist Science Degree Accreditation — OZONE Asylum, home of the Mad Scientists

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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	Science is an invaluable tool and it's extremely important to our daily lives, but it isn't the answer to [i]everything[/i]. There is a danger of quite literally being "blinded by science" and I think some of the above comments demonstrate that. I don't find the decision in the original article to be surprising. It should only come as a surprise to someone who holds a prejudiced view of those living in the South and the state of Texas. It's also important to understand that "young earth creationism" is not the only view in the Christian community. I certainly don't agree with it and even among the ranks of creationists I believe it's a minority position. . . . : [url=http://www.bugimus.com][img]http://www.bugimus.com/sigs/small-sig1.gif[/img][/url] : . . [url=http://www.bugimus.com/]Innervating Your Eyes & Mind[/url] : . . . Loading...
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