Louisiana Science Education Act - One for GOD!

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: Louisiana Science Education Act - One for GOD!

To remind us all that if we leave the path god has created for us that there shall be consequences. In this world and beyond.

Oscar Wilde is a dead queer papist. Why did your parents hate you so much that they named you after him?

[Oscar Wilde]

Re: Louisiana Science Education Act - One for GOD!

To remind us all that if we leave the path god has created for us that there shall be consequences. In this world and beyond.

[Rev. M. Rodimer]

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We really need to get evolution from schools. Kids taught this "theory" will be permanently brainwashed and unable to believe the truth.

I'm thinking of starting a campaign in my home town to put a minimum age on books that contain "darwin-like" theories. That way kids can't get a hold of this dangerous material. Anyone have any suggestions for how to get started?

Interesting idea.

I have to ask, why is it that you, presenting a rather Godly idea, have chosen to name yourself after a convicted and executed Hellbound sodomite?

[Mister Brasil]

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I always thought lezzies were front door types. Isn't back door a fag thing?

This calls for some in-depth research. I suppose I'll have to drop by the adult video store on my way home from work.

[Roberta]

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The act is designed to slip ID in "through the back door", says Forrest, who is a professor of philosophy at Southeastern Louisiana University and an expert in the history of creationism. As a lesbian, in tune with the homosexual community, Forrest is quite familiar with how things can be slipped through back doors.

I always thought lezzies were front door types. Isn't back door a fag thing?

[Oscar Wilde]

Re: Louisiana Science Education Act - One for GOD!

We really need to get evolution from schools. Kids taught this "theory" will be permanently brainwashed and unable to believe the truth.

I'm thinking of starting a campaign in my home town to put a minimum age on books that contain "darwin-like" theories. That way kids can't get a hold of this dangerous material. Anyone have any suggestions for how to get started?

[Pastor Isaac Peters]

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No way will McCain put a Roman Catholic Muslim extremist like Jindal on the ticket, especially one who wrote that all Protestants have depraved minds. Jindal may have voted with the good guys, but he's a total nutjob, and quite possibly the Antichrist. Don't let his progressive stand on intelligent design fool you.

Then again, people can be useful in this life although damned in the next, especially in the worlds of politics and government. Just consider how well the death-cookie-munchers on the U.S. Supreme Court have served our Divinely hand-picked President or how the cultists who wear magic undies and aspire to rule their own planets consistently and ardently support God's Own Party.

[Ahimaaz Smith]

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According to THIS article, the Godly state of Louisiana has chosen to support GOD in the Science Classroom!

Note that last sentence . . . Dare we hope? Is this the future of America?

No way will McCain put a Roman Catholic Muslim extremist like Jindal on the ticket, especially one who wrote that all Protestants have depraved minds. Jindal may have voted with the good guys, but he's a total nutjob, and quite possibly the Antichrist. Don't let his progressive stand on intelligent design fool you.

[Rev. M. Rodimer]

According to THIS article, the Godly state of Louisiana has chosen to support GOD in the Science Classroom!

BARBARA FORREST knew the odds were stacked against her. "They had 50 or 60 people in the room," she says. Her opponents included lobbyists, church leaders and a crowd of home-schooled children. "They were wearing stickers, clapping, cheering and standing in the aisles." Those on Forrest's side numbered less than a dozen, including two professors from Louisiana State University, representatives from the Louisiana Association of Educators and campaigners for the continued separation of church and state.

That was on 21 May, when militant atheist Forrest testified in the Louisiana state legislature on the dangers hidden in the state's proposed Science Education Act. She had spent weeks trying to muster opposition to the bill on the grounds that it would allow teachers and school boards across the state to present non-scientific alternatives to evolution, including ideas related to intelligent design (ID) - the proposition that life is too complicated to have arisen without the help of a supernatural agent.

The act is designed to slip ID in "through the back door", says Forrest, who is a professor of philosophy at Southeastern Louisiana University and an expert in the history of creationism. As a lesbian, in tune with the homosexual community, Forrest is quite familiar with how things can be slipped through back doors. She adds that the bill's language, which names evolution along with global warming, the origins of life and human cloning as worthy of "open and objective discussion", is an attempt to misrepresent evolution as scientifically controversial.

Forrest's testimony notwithstanding, the bill was passed by the state's legislature - by a majority of 94 to 3 in the House and by unanimous vote in the Senate. On 28 June, Louisiana's Republican governor, Piyush "Bobby" Jindal, signed the bill into law. The development has national implications, not least because Jindal is rumoured to be on Senator John McCain's shortlist as a potential running mate in his bid for the presidency.

Note that last sentence . . . Dare we hope? Is this the future of America?