> Gary Nunn wrote: > > > >For those not familiar, the Creationist crowd is trying to have > a law passed > >so that Ohio schools will have to teach Creation as an alternative to > >Evolution. I am ashamed that this is being seriously considered here :-(
Alberto wrote.... > Which Creationism? I would support this idea, if _all_ Creationisms > were taught as equal nons^H^H^H^H mythologies. BTW, have you > heard about the Creation of the World according to the Nago [an > African tribe] or Tupi [a br native group] legends? :-) Alberto, I agree with you 100%. I have always thought that Creation should be touched upon in a "historical" sense since that belief had (and still does) such a dramatic impact on human history. But like you, I think that it should be presented as a myth along with other creation mythology for comparison. _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
