/sci/ - Science & Math

Since evolution is just a hypothesis and Christian theism has not been falsified, should schools teach Creationism alongside evolution in classes?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coprolite

Atheists are literally digging up the ground to find poop to prove Evolution. What makes more sense to you: (a) a theory that literally relies on shit as evidence for itself, or (b) a book who's message has endured thousands of years of human Society?

>>4992771

Good choice.

There are two editions, one for students that goes well with the flash cards. And then there is the professional one, that you can get for a good price on Amazon if you look on the "new and used" section.

I currently own both versions, and I'd still recommend the professional book, though it depends on how much of a novice to Biology you are.

The Kansas State School board thinks they need to teach the controversy. They're absolutely right.

>>3167041

So your argument is "God lied", either in the Bible or in the fossil record?

>>3024564
>Protip: God never lies.

Here's the problem for religionfags: Either you claim to worship a deist God, in which case you cannot make any truth claims about it (such as, for instance, the fact of its existence, or the desirability of worshiping it), OR, you have to attribute miraculous interventions to your God, in which case science can investigate your miracles and prove them to be fictitious.

There is simply no way to square the circle of claiming attributes for God without subjecting your God to falsifiability.

http://whywontgodhealamputees.com/

Hey /sci/ I don't want to go to med school for neurology. I want to something along the lines of cognitive neuroscience. My questions is regular grad school for a Ph.d available for this field?

I think this pic will show a reasoning why I believe in evolution and not creationism. i.e. a much better explanation of the universe