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This is a problem with our public school system. Whether your kid goes to college effectively a retard entirely depends where you live. These guys must live somewhere in the South in a very christian community. The teacher is clearly a christian-loco. Or it could be a joke and we've all been trolled, but it doesn't seem far from the truth.

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Or, you know, it's a religious private school.

 

Haven't bothered looking through the r/atheism thread, as I don't normally go to other subreddits outside my fandoms, but that's what I can gather from the title "Dinosaurs: Genesis and the Gospel." The teaching curriculum could be all kinds of nuts and bananas at that school.

 

When I went to Catholic private schools, we never mixed science and religion. They had their own courses, their own books, and their own tests. Not even word problems mentioning some scriptural scenario. Who knows what the opinions each teacher held, but it wasn't apparent on any test I remember. Trust me, I think I would remember something like "Were you there?"

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This is a problem with our public school system. Whether your kid goes to college effectively a retard entirely depends where you live. These guys must live somewhere in the South in a very christian community. The teacher is clearly a christian-loco. Or it could be a joke and we've all been trolled, but it doesn't seem far from the truth.

 

 

Hey!

 

I live in(and have lived in many other) a Southern/"Christian community".

 

Only a fucking private school would get away with that quiz. 

 

But hey...you know. Ignore any Bigotry that happens in the North/West...because you know..The South. 

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I live in the South too, but I happened to have gone to a good school district. Wasn't there a huge shitstorm not too long ago with teachers in some southern states wanting to teach kids that evolution is nothing more than a theory and show them the side of creationism?

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I live in the South too, but I happened to have gone to a good school district. Wasn't there a huge shitstorm not too long ago with teachers in some southern states wanting to teach kids that evolution is nothing more than a theory and show them the side of creationism?

 

I'm not exactly sure what you are talking about. It wouldn't surprise me. But the idea that there are evangelical Christians/those who want to teach ID ONLY in the south is a fallacy. 

 

But..that has little to do with that shitty quiz. It wouldn't fly in a public school(at least not for very long). Someone would sue the ever-loving shit out of the school district or at least bring it to the attention of the Sate School Board). 

 

There are idiots everywhere. The South is not the bane of this country. 

 

Every state/region likes to pick on someone who is "lower" than them.

 

New York is better than New Jersey. New Jersey is better than Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania is above the Mason Dixon line, so it is better than S.C/N.C/TN/AL/etc etc by default. Alabama/Gerogia are better than Florida and Mississippi...and Florida is better than Cuba(sorry MS...you rank last in everything right now, but AL is always trying to catch up). 

 

Look close enough and you'll retards/rednecks/sad excuses of humanity in EVERY state. 

 

(I have lived everywhere(right now I live in AL). Born in NY, lived in the south/west/east/north. Pisses me off when a Northerner acts better than a Southerner and vice versa.)  

 

And I don't mean to take it out on you W&S/J.C. 

 

I just have this very same irritating conversation when I visit my wife's family in Penn...then my wife's in-laws in NJ when they belittle Penn. Just a cycle of BS and hypocrisy. 

 

 

http://www.nbcnews.com/id/8487329/

 

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Really, really fucked up. 

I think the kid is brilliant and makes me hopeful for the next generations.

Especially this quote, 

"Kopplin is also concerned about the future, and how unprepared the United States has become.

"We don't just deny evolution," he says, "We are denying climate change and vaccines and other mainstream science. I'm calling for a Second Giant Leap to change the perception of science in the world.""


It is scary how anti-science the whole of this country has become...

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