After we get creationism get taught in public school, Should this be our next step?

Question

God never really said HOW he created the moon, so how about this :

The pregnancy of Coatlicue, the maternal Earth deity, made her other children embarrassed, including her oldest daughter, Coyolxauhqui. As she swept the temple, a few hummingbird feathers fell into her bosom. Coatlicue’s fetus, Huitzilopochtli, sprang from her womb in full war armor and killed Coyolxauhqui, along with her 400 brothers and sisters. He cut off her limbs, then tossed her head into the sky where it became the moon, so that his mother would be comforted in seeing her daughter in the sky every night.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coyolxauhqui

this question only got 5 answers last time it was asked...

Answer 1

If we're gonna teach one, we've gotta teach 'em all....

Answer 2

Interesting story. Do you think the Intelligent Design-aka-Creationists-will finally quit their *itching if the Genesis creation story is taught along with the other creation stories in a world religion class that's available to even elementary kids?

Answer 3

The next step is to replace Newton's theories with intelligent falling then to remind everyone that the Earth is flat and the center of the universe dear....

Answer 4

technological information could learn in technological information training, not ideologies. faith could learn in training that are approximately faith, yet devoid of any favoritism shown in the direction of anybody of them. If an atheist taught that classification and pronounced, "those are all stupid and incorrect" then he's interior the incorrect. i think of atheist scientists could be being employed, however, yet provided that they don't say stuff like "See how this makes God superfluous?" We merely might desire to instruct young toddlers the thank you to do technological information, and what technological information says approximately stuff and bypass away something to their church homes to handle while they learn the earth isn't 6000 years previous.

Answer 5

Creationism will never get taught in public schools. Nobody will ever take it seriously enough to do that. Unless they teach it as part of a mythology course.

Why can't you Christians just understand the concept of separation of church and state? And PLEASE get it through your thick skulls that you will never be able to force your beliefs on people who do not accept them!

Answer 6

The Intelligent Design argument is about presenting a different grid of interpretation of the same scientific data. It is not a science. It is rational and reasonable to infer an intelligence behind what we see in nature. The position introduces Theism without any religion cornering the market on the specifics of the creation event.
Censoring a theistic view of life is only going to make more ignorant people who can't engage in discussion.
So drive on with you evolutionary indoctrination and keep your head in the sand about contradictory world views that scare you. Continue to keep kids from getting a REAL education so that they can't understand what the debates are really about.

Answer 7

actually I think christians have plans to try to get the xenu story rewritten to be taught in schools to explain the origins of the other planets.

Answer 8

I agree with Eleventy.

Otherwise, I say Quetzalcoatl carols in music class!!

YAY!

Answer 9

Wow - there's a version I've never heard before...

Answer 10

ok well i never got that out of the Bible lol