Here's a great idea!

[proud2BlibKansan]

If the Kansas Board of Education wants to mandate testing students on the supposed flaws of evolution, based on their intelligent design agenda, would it not be fair to mandate testing students on the scores of contradictions within the Bible?

Kevin Gilstrap
Leawood

http://blogs.kansascity.com/unfettered_letters/

[MuseRider]

1. Not bad!

I like it.

I also think we should be pushing for teaching evolution in Sunday school.

[proud2BlibKansan]

3. Well we don't have time to teach all we are required

to teach as it is. So taking up their time at Sunday School may be our best alternative.

[atommom]

2. It sounds fair enough. After all, aren't they always in favor of

teaching the controversy? :evilgrin:

[ComerPerro]

4. Or the one crucial flaw in ID

Who is the designer? If its not God, then who is it? Aliens?

[proud2BlibKansan]

5. I know! I know!

It is His noodly appendage.

[Mabus]

6. This is where I get confused

ID isn't about the Christian God yet Pat Robertson tells Dover not to look to the Christian God because they rejected Him although ID is not about Him, right? So doesn't Pat Robertson's warning mean that this is in about a Christian God?

Everytime I try to sort it out in my little brain I feel like I'm in that "Star Trek" episode where James T. Kirk tells Mudd's minion that "everything I say is a lie. Including this last statement," then my head wants to explode.