evolution in KS

[James J. Kruse]

Mark Walker wrote:

> Well, Jim, what you describe above is exactly what has happened over the
> past 30 years - only it's the theory of evolution and it's proponents that
> have been guilty - not creationists.  I, for one, completely support the
> idea of allowing all competing theories - and for allowing the people to
> make up their own minds.  This is precisely what has not been happening in
> the public arena over the past decades, so your argument appears ill posed.
> 
> But then I'm sure you really mean to practice what you preach - and that you
> would in fact embrace the co-teaching of the science of creationism in
> schools along with the theories involving evolution.  Maybe we can co-author
> a petition to the Kansas State Board of Education - along with the other 49
> states?
> 
> Mark Walker.
> 

Mark, you assume that science and religion are in competition.  I no more
see creationism as a competing scientific theory than I see evolution as a
religion.

Peace,
Jim Kruse