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13. "Doesn't that make you a definer of what most Christians in the US should believe?"

Thu Jan 17, 2019, 06:58 PM

Jan 2019

And given that he made 3 separate accusations, talk of promoting dialogue is an interesting approach.

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Bill would require Indiana public schools to teach creationism [View all] Mariana Jan 2019 OP

Yep, nothing to see here. Move along. Major Nikon Jan 2019 #1

Creationism, the belief that the Biblical story is literally correct, guillaumeb Jan 2019 #2

Stay in their lane zipplewrath Jan 2019 #3

I had science classes, and religious classes. guillaumeb Jan 2019 #4

RCC has pretty much "reformed" zipplewrath Jan 2019 #5

I am 67, so my expreience in RCC schools ended in 1974 guillaumeb Jan 2019 #6

At the very least influence zipplewrath Jan 2019 #7

No, it does not. guillaumeb Jan 2019 #10

I happen to agree with you Major Nikon Jan 2019 #11

Why are you asking the Major to prove something he didn't assert? Mariana Jan 2019 #12

Yeah, but those proselytizing atheists are just as bad, amirite??? Act_of_Reparation Jan 2019 #8