I find it rather difficult to believe that you learned all aspects of the theory of evolution in 4th grade.
If you read my post, Jerry, you would have seen that I said he taught us in a way that 4th graders could understand.
No, I don't think my understanding of science "suffered" because of what he taught. I suppose it would have been better if he taught strictly evolution (4th grade level) and not creation?
Rae & Jerry: I think that both should be taught, not just one. What is the problem with giving students both arguements in order for them to make a decision? As it is now, evolution is taught in the high school biology classes, but not creation. Why? Why can't both be taught?
With that being said;
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