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To: w molloy who wrote (570)	9/15/1999 9:10:00 PM
From: Tunica Albuginea	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 69300

wmolloy -I do not know or support The Kansas School Board - I speak for the future of the US Educational system - I believe everything that most people strongly believe in should be taught to their children -Evolution ( all the pros and cons; facts and theories) -Darwin ( all the pros and cons ; facts and theories) -the various religions ( all the pros and cons;facts and theories; some would claim miracles certified by physicians to be a fact for example ) -all of the sciences ( with all the theories ) -history -language -all Philosophy -all the sciences I did that with my two boys: They have 13 AP subjects with a 4-5 in the AP Exam. I started with them at age 4. Others have done it too. The children at age 18 freely decide what to believe in. It can be done, TA back tomorrow ================================================ you said To: Tunica Albuginea who wrote (566) From: w molloy Wednesday, Sep 15 1999 8:50PM ET Reply # of 572 there are proofs of various events: relics; archeological findings; dug up instruments; buried cities; archeological findings. It is called history. I want my children to learn history: So you embrace methods that endorse your view of History but then deny those same methods when it comes to evolution? w. ===================================================== Message 11264500 Your points in another post regarding a balanced curiculum are well taken. Can you see this happening in Kansas? I understood the issue here was teaching dogma as science. In my parochial school the two were clearly seperated via Religious Studies, Social Studies, History, Biology and Chemistry.