Teaching Creationism In Science Class As An

I Say To The Grown-ups, 'if You Want To Deny Evolution And Live In Your World That's Completely Inconsistent With Everything We've Observed In The Universe That's Fine. But Don't Make Your Kids Do It.'

Burning Carbon-based Substances Like Oil, Gas, And Especially Coal, Produces Billions Of Tons Of Extra Carbon Dioxide Each Year. Methane Gas From Cows And Pigs And Other Animals On Our Large Farms Ends Up In The Atmosphere As Well, Trapping More Of The Sun's Energy As Heat.

There Are Two Questions That Get To Us All: Are We Alone In The Universe? And, Where Did We Come From? For Me, Science Provides A Much More Satisfactory Way To Seek Answers Than Does Any Religion I've Come Across. With That Said, The Universe Is Mysterious And Wonderful. It Fills Me With Reverence For Nature And Our Place Among The Stars; Our Place In Space.

Reading Their Letters And The First Amendment Of The Us Constitution, I Infer That This Nation's Founders Noted That Religions Have Been At The Center Of Great Deal Of Trouble, So They Precluded The Us Government From Getting Involved In Religion, I.e. "... Shall Make No Law Respecting An Establishment Of Religion, Or Prohibiting The Free Exercise Thereof..." Over The Centuries, Various Religions Have Laid Claim To Various Morals; Consider The Difficulties Outsiders Are Having Today In The Middle East, For Example.

Religion Is A Completely Different Thing From The Claim That The Earth Is Six Thousand Years Old. That's Just Crazy.