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Physical & Life Sciences
Creation & Evolution
Evolution becomes theory, theory becomes word (Word becomes guide)
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<blockquote data-quote="grasping the after wind" data-source="post: 73046062" data-attributes="member: 256417"><p>It is bizarre that you encountered that. In my experience, albeit long, long ago in an age far gone, most teachers had some things they simply refused to explore with their students. My first taste of a teacher unwilling to answer questions that dealt with a fundamental issue was in a science class and he made it a point in the first class to warn us not to question the theory of evolution as evolution was fact and there could be no question about that and no need for him to prove it to us. I also had a biology teacher that constantly assured us that no question was stupid and then made it clear on several occasions that there actually were many he considered to be. My religion teachers always seemed to have answers to our questions. Not all of those answers made sense to me but they always had answers of some kind. One nun's answer as to why we can break open an egg and not find a baby chick was very inventive and completely ridiculous. When I entered High School the first thing one of the Franciscan teachers said was to ignore everything the nuns told us because most likely it was wrong.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="grasping the after wind, post: 73046062, member: 256417"] It is bizarre that you encountered that. In my experience, albeit long, long ago in an age far gone, most teachers had some things they simply refused to explore with their students. My first taste of a teacher unwilling to answer questions that dealt with a fundamental issue was in a science class and he made it a point in the first class to warn us not to question the theory of evolution as evolution was fact and there could be no question about that and no need for him to prove it to us. I also had a biology teacher that constantly assured us that no question was stupid and then made it clear on several occasions that there actually were many he considered to be. My religion teachers always seemed to have answers to our questions. Not all of those answers made sense to me but they always had answers of some kind. One nun's answer as to why we can break open an egg and not find a baby chick was very inventive and completely ridiculous. When I entered High School the first thing one of the Franciscan teachers said was to ignore everything the nuns told us because most likely it was wrong. [/QUOTE]
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