'This “victory” (The BHS on evolutionary teaching to vulnerable children)is a good reminder that the creation and evolution debate is neither about science nor about evidence, but is a clash of two world views. If it was only about science or evidence, Dawkins and Attenborough would not be afraid of people presenting evidence that supports another world view, and would not be trying to persuade governments to enforce the teaching of their world view. Because Free Schools receive government funds, the British Humanist Society claim these schools (and all state funded schools) should be secular. Many people, including Christians, accept this argument, but what it really means is educating children in a God-less environment.'
Saturday, February 11, 2012
John Mackay.
'This “victory” (The BHS on evolutionary teaching to vulnerable children)is a good reminder that the creation and evolution debate is neither about science nor about evidence, but is a clash of two world views. If it was only about science or evidence, Dawkins and Attenborough would not be afraid of people presenting evidence that supports another world view, and would not be trying to persuade governments to enforce the teaching of their world view. Because Free Schools receive government funds, the British Humanist Society claim these schools (and all state funded schools) should be secular. Many people, including Christians, accept this argument, but what it really means is educating children in a God-less environment.'
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