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You know what....I think I would have taken that test, smeared my puppy's poop on it, took it back to that school, gave it to the teacher, waited for he or she to say, "You wiped poop on this test", and fired back, "WERE YOU THERE".

 

That is just maddening.

That's disgusting, and clearly a first amendment violation to pose as fact, to children who don't know any better, concepts of their religion through a public school platform (it should be on the parents whether to indoctrinate their children, and even then I think there should somehow be a choice given when they're old enough to decide for themselves).  I was already atheist at that age, so I'd probably put something like "Are you freaking kidding me?" as the answer to all of those questions.

 

Why can't they just be like every other religion and make things up as they go along to adapt with new scientific discoveries?  "Well, uh, our god created things so they could evolve, and uh, pretends to not exist or care, and uh, helps those who help themselves.  Yeah."

 

EDIT:  Well I see that it was from a Christian private school.  Still, bleh.  Sorry if my tone seems hostile, I just can't stand stuff like this.

I'm an Athiest and I'm all for religion. If you are religious, cool. Don't force it on your kids. Let them ask and learn themselves. Also keep it out of education. 

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