Matthew Preston | January 30, 2002
My favorite line is when they talk about "the Supreme Ruler of the Universe" I haven't heard that saying since I was 7.
Scott Hardie | January 31, 2002
I heard it last week in a Ronnie James Dio song, but I don't think he was talking about the same being.
Brannan Conrad | February 2, 2002
God bless America
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Scott Hardie | January 28, 2002
Dan Donovan mentioned this bill from the Washington Senate in his weblog, and I wanted to mention it too. Dan's right: It's disgusting. If you want your children to believe in God and creation, that's fine, teach them that at home, or in private school. But children of many different religions, including no religion at all, go to public school. They should not be subjected to creationism, nor should they be kept from learning about evolution. It's science class, teach them about the science (not theory) of evolution. There is no place in public school for creation. The most that science teachers should do in regard to creation is tell students to talk to their parents about it.