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From: js2j@mhuxt.UUCP (sonntag)
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Subject: Re: Re: Why Creation?  (now I remember why I bother to argue!)
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Date: Mon, 15-Apr-85 10:32:02 EST
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> A model can say whatever it wants. The trick is
> to make reasonable enough to be believed. I honestly believe, if you have
> another idea on how everything came to be, and if you get a movement
> behind, produce textbooks and teaching aids, you should be able to present
> your views in the school system.
> 
> 		Mike Johnston

     I was starting to wonder why I even bothered to argue with people
like Mike when Mike was kind enough to remind me.  Because he thinks that
he has the right to teach *children* this kind of garbage.  In fact,
this one even thinks that anyone should be allowed to teach children 
whatever they want, as long as they can 'get a movement behind' them.
     Maybe Mike thinks we should decide which theory to teach by voting?
-- 
Jeff Sonntag
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    "Oh no.  It wasn't the airplanes.  'Twas beauty killed the beast."-King K.