Judge Rules Against Pa. Biology Curriculum

[MorganGrayson]

Originally Posted by Winetalk.com

I have only ONE problem with Inteligent Design...
Intelligent design holds that living organisms are so complex that they must have been created by some kind of higher force.


Who the heck have created the "higher force", which is allegedly even MORE complex??????

Now, now, Serge...you're asking "those" questions again.
The same, of course, can be said for "the Big Bang." What went "bang" and why????

I'll never have this conversation, but part of me would love to:
Christian: "Do you believe in 'intelligent design'?"
Me: "Yes."
Christian: "So you think it should be taught in schools?"
Me: "Oh, most assuredly not."
Christian: "But...but...aren't you a Christian?"
Me: "Nope. Wanna guess again?"
Christian: *silence*
Me: "Let me help you out here. I'm a Wiccan, or pagan to you, and I do in fact believe in 'intelligent design.' I believe that the way humans were designed was by a process called 'evolution,' also known as 'natural selection.' That strikes me as being very intelligent indeed, not to mention fun to watch. I have faith out the wazoo, religious beliefs by the bunches...and if you tried teaching any of MY religious beliefs in public schools I'd be the first manning the picket lines. It isn't that I don't like *your* religious beliefs - althought, admittedly, I don't - I don't believe ANYBODY'S religious beliefs should be taught in public schools. School is for the hard sciences. Our country is going down the tubes because the 'good scientists' are all coming out of Asia now and we've lost our edge. We sure as hell don't need this silliness. I managed to get my religious ducks in a row at home, you do the same. Oh. And by the way: Merry Christmas, Blessed Yule, Happy Hanukkah and I'm bringing the sweet potato pie on Kwanza. Rock on."

[Winetalk.com]

Originally Posted by MorganGrayson

Now, now, Serge...you're asking "those" questions again.
The same, of course, can be said for "the Big Bang." What went "bang" and why????

Answer #1 - What went "bang"?

The particles which were floating freely in outer space.

Answer #2 - why????
It went bang because it could no longer float in the space,
kinda like gasoline goes bang when condensed and spark occurs.
In case you ask who flicked the spark, the answer is - static electricity.

Any more tough questions?

[MorganGrayson]

Originally Posted by Winetalk.com

Answer #1 - What went "bang"?

The particles which were floating freely in outer space.

Answer #2 - why????
It went bang because it could no longer float in the space,
kinda like gasoline goes bang when condensed and spark occurs.
In case you ask who flicked the spark, the answer is - static electricity.

Any more tough questions?

Yes.

"Particles" of what and where did they come from before somebody decided to pet the cat and create a static charge?