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In reply to the discussion: Does the Big Bang breakthrough offer proof of God? [View all]politicman
(710 posts)You are wrong, I am not fundamentalist, I have my own beliefs that I will teach my own children and I will never attempt to force those beliefs on you if you do not believe in them.
You on the other hand are the fundamentalist that wants to force everyone (including my children) to follow your beliefs that we evolved from apes, and nature.
The fact of the matter is that if you believe something that happened millions of years ago and cannot possibly affect my life or my children's futures, then why do you and other progressives insist on trying to force it into the education my children will have.
What benefit could my children possibly have in believing that we originated from apes millions of years ago?
You say that they will learn not to deny reality, but that's your reality, not mine.
I don't choose my own facts, I deal in facts that I can see and experience, unless you can show me an ape evolving into a human right now, then your 'fact' is nothing more than a theory which you dress up with supporting evidence but are unable to re-create.
Ultimately, if you want to believe we originated from nothing and then humans evolved from apes, that yours prerogative but don't force it on me or my children.
Lastly, I am a progressive, see unlike you I don't think being a progressive relies on the fact that I have to believe we came from apes.
To me being a progressive is accepting fact and evidence that I can see with my own eyes or experience in our time, (not 'facts' that apparently occurred millions of years ago that no one is capable of re-creating now), to me progressive means treating everyone with fairness and having empathy for all, to me progressive means enacting laws that give the freedom to individuals to believe for or against a higher being (if it doesn't hurt anyone in society) instead of trying to ram something down their throat when you admit you are unable to re-create it through science.
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