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A creationist group has successfully petitioned South Korean publishers to remove several references to evolution from high school textbooks, Nature reports. The group—set up by the US Institute for Creation Research in the '80s as Christianity spread across South Korea—says it wants the "error" of evolution removed from textbooks to "correct" students' view of the world.
Originally posted by Lazarus Short
What few people know is that good science is being done by both evolutionist and creationist camps. There happen to be many things beside the text of the book of Genesis indicating the world was created. I suspect that very few evolutionists have done their homework in this regard.
Originally posted by DJW001
An excellent way to sabotage Korea's progress. I smell CIA.
Originally posted by arpgme
Obviously, it is talking about The Christian-Judaic creation myth. It was talking about "Christianity being spread in Korea in the 80s, and then it talks about how its grown and how creationism is replacing evolution".
Originally posted by arpgme
reply to post by Lazarus Short
It is Religious Creationism. It is based on the biblical myth. Evolution will no longer be taught! I'm surprised more people aren't concerned about how religion is ruining a very scientific country. It is really sad.
Originally posted by Threegirls
I have children, if there is not a definitive answer to a question, why teach a theory as truth?
science was just fine before Darwin and his ilk
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Originally posted by arpgme
reply to post by Lazarus Short
What history? I am talking about how Christianity is stopping a scientific idea supported by strong evidence (fossils, transitional forms, etc.) from being taught in school, just because of religious beliefs. This is happening in one of the most scientifically advanced countries..edit on 8-6-2012 by arpgme because: (no reason given)