Re: Is Evolution a Fact - I Don't Know

Ned i bach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Penny Nickels
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> teithant i thiw hin: 

>  I'm a high school science teacher.  Our textbook has less than
>  half  a  page about  evolution. When my  students ask whether
>  I believe in evolution, I just tell them it isn't about me, it's your
>  decision. You must make up your own minds _after_ studing
>  all sides.

That's really stupid.

"Teacher!  Why is the sky blue?"

"Well, Billy, that's your decision to make.  You have to make up your own
mind about what the answer is!"

See?  Doesn't work.

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