at one point in grade 10 I had to be given half credit for a class I started to take and had to transfer out of because I refused use the theory of evolution as a means to explaining the formation of the Earth.
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Education is supposed to give you the facts. You don't have a choice about what those facts are. Don't want to believe that the Earth is round, that it's billions of years old, that a global flood never happened, that evolution is real? Too bad; those are facts, and your rejection of them doesn't change them. In rejecting those facts, you rejected an education that might have prevented you from making such a proudly asinine statement today.
Blame Hovind. He's the retard who insists on bundling up the ToE with geology, astronomy, physics, etc.
Um, you guys, don't be so hard on DRS. I agree. After all, if my teacher started professing that the means of explaining the formation of the Earth is evolution I would transfer out too.
Wow! I wish I knew that I could have graduated high school by signing up for a class, refusing to learn the material, dropping the class, and then repeating the process one time over to gain full credit! It would have taken me 8 years to graduate like that instead of 4, but I would have had 8 years to goof off and/or get my writings published, rather than 4 years of actual, whatchacallit, work. (Of course, I probably wouldn't have gotten into college that way, so never mind.)
Maronan - you mean you didn't multitask? I found that if I glanced up at the blackboard from time to time, I could keep writing and so long as I was quiet, the teacher had no idea that I hadn't done a stitch of work in weeks.
Julian and Mad Dog
DRS dies and goes to heaven.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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