Bear, I usually enjoy your posts so I won't be too blunt But unfortunately I'm not finding your contributions in this thread very accessible... meaning I'm not sure this is the place to have an academic argument about Evolution and Creation. Personally it's because I, like many members, usually have to post and read in an environment of child related chaos (noise, frequent tapping on the leg requesting one thing or another, multi-tasking such as BFing and settling of babies etc). Maybe if I was in reading in total silence without sleep deprivation i might be able to do more than skim over your posts. I'm also not sure as to your spiritual status... are you a Christian? Or like FJ more a concerned parent (in which case this topic should probably be raised in the general education forum). This thread was started by a Christian who was (I assume) primarily addressing other Christians for advice. I kinda feel like the topic has been hyjacked by non-Christians who (rightly so) are concerned about what their children are learning in school. I'm up for a good discussion most days... but once again I am still feeling as though I should be in defence-mode and that's not really fair. Faith is faith and can't be logically defended.
Last edited by Bathsheba; September 20th, 2008 at 02:14 PM.
But unfortunately I'm not finding your contributions in this thread very accessible... meaning I'm not sure this is the place to have an academic argument about Evolution and Creation. Personally it's because I, like many members, usually have to post and read in an environment of child related chaos (noise, frequent tapping on the leg requesting one thing or another, multi-tasking such as BFing and settling of babies etc). Maybe if I was in reading in total silence without sleep deprivation i might be able to do more than skim over your posts. I'm also not sure as to your spiritual status... are you a Christian? Or like FJ more a concerned parent (in which case this topic should probably be raised in the general education forum). This thread was started by a Christian who was (I assume) primarily addressing other Christians for advice. I kinda feel like the topic has been hyjacked by non-Christians who (rightly so) are concerned about what their children are learning in school. I'm up for a good discussion most days... but once again I am still feeling as though I should be in defence-mode and that's not really fair. Faith is faith and can't be logically defended.
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