Charles continues his anti Religious Jihad

Chuckie is at it again. The evil Creationists as he calls them are now infiltrating the Texas school system!

Texas Creationists Pushing Hard

Sci/Tech | Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 8:27:40 pm PST

An editorial in the Houston Chronicle blasts the Texas State Board of Education for their outrageous appointment of three creationists to a six-member panel that will decide Texas’ science curriculum standards—two of them shills for the infamous Discovery Institute: Board’s actions could put students at a disadvantage.

Texas has earned a reputation as an innovation powerhouse in fields ranging from agriculture and life sciences to high technology and space exploration.

But in a report issued this summer, a panel of Texas business, education and government leaders warned that without “critical changes” in state schools — especially in science-related instruction — the state will lose its global competitive edge.

It appears, however, that some members of the State Board of Education are working on a different agenda. Last week, they appointed three anti-evolution activists, including a leader of the “intelligent design” religious campaign, to a six-member panel that will review proposed new science curriculum standards.

The new standards will shape how science education is taught in Texas for the next decade, and it would be a terrible mistake to water down the teaching of evolution in any way.

Given the concerns about the state’s future work force, the appointments are a troubling signal. At a time when most educators are working to prepare students for 21st century jobs, the board members’ action threatens to confuse students, divide communities and tarnish Texas’ reputation as an international science and technology center.

Intelligent design advocates on the state board have been maneuvering for months to undermine the teaching of evolution in science classes. They say that students need to hear about the strengths and weaknesses of evolution, which of course is true. But then they argue that the universe is so complex that it required an intelligent designer and that should be taught in science classes as an alternative to evolution. This is a religious belief, not a scientific argument.

Those evil Creationists, we must silence them! Charles, just admit it, you hate Christians and God believing Jews. No one is allowed to disagree with your view. You are a Cult leader. Believers in ID are not that big of a threat. Worry about the Leftist-Islamic alliance.

(Hat tip:Charles the hater of Christians)

Charles continues his Jihad against God Believers

Charles continues his attacks against anyone who doesn’t with evolution. He know attacks students who believe in creationist.

On the Front Lines of the Evolution Wars in Florida

Charles, let it go. There are differences of opinion, America isn’t LGF and follow what you believe. You can’t ban people in America unlike your cult.

Charles continues his anti Judeo-Christian Crusade

Charles who has come out of the closet for hating God of Israel believers, now is happy that some Conservatives think religion should stay out of politics.

Survey: More Americans Question Religion’s Role In Politics

A new survey by the Pew Research Center finds that a majority of conservatives now think religion should be kept out of politics.

Some Americans are having a change of heart about mixing religion and politics. A new survey finds a narrow majority of the public saying that churches and other houses of worship should keep out of political matters and not express their views on day-to-day social and political matters. For a decade, majorities of Americans had voiced support for religious institutions speaking out on such issues.

The new national survey by the Pew Research Center reveals that most of the reconsideration of the desirability of religious involvement in politics has occurred among conservatives. Four years ago, just 30% of conservatives believed that churches and other houses of worship should stay out of politics. Today, 50% of conservatives express this view. …

There are other signs in the new poll about a potential change in the climate of opinion about mixing religion and politics. First, the survey finds a small but significant increase since 2004 in the percentage of respondents saying that they are uncomfortable when they hear politicians talk about how religious they are – from 40% to 46%. Again, the increase in negative sentiment about religion and politics is much more apparent among Republicans than among Democrats.

Second, while the Republican Party is most often seen as the party friendly toward religion, the Democratic Party has made gains in this area. Nearly four-in-ten (38%) now say the Democratic Party is generally friendly toward religion, up from just 26% two years ago. Nevertheless, considerably more people (52%) continue to view the GOP as friendly toward religion.

Charles aka Nancy the Cry Baby is happy about this. He hates The Judeo-Christian faith and wants America to be an Atheist state. Charles, fuck you you fake scumbag.