Originally posted by e4chrisBelieve it or not, a few Greeks have survived even to the present day.
Pagans lived in the UK, they made sacrifices in wicker men when they were afraid or crops failed. They were easily converted, the winter solstice is still celebrated but only by a few.
Christmas is great and the Bible has good stories, if you don't want the Bible the only other great ancient stories come from the Greeks, but they were wiped out and the Christians are still here.
Originally posted by RJHindsInteresting link - here is another from the same site
I don't know all the states that once taught creationism along with the evolution theory. However, I was raised in Texas and creationism was not forbidden there when I was in public school.
http://www.motherjones.com/blue-marble/2013/01/how-texas-public-schools-still-teach-creationism
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http://www.motherjones.com/blue-marble/2008/04/creationists-flunk-masters-degree
Originally posted by biffo konkerI agree that religious beliefs are not science, but it does not follow that all non-religious beliefs are science. Evilution is an example of another belief that is not science.
Interesting link - here is another from the same site
http://www.motherjones.com/blue-marble/2008/04/creationists-flunk-masters-degree
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