Should "Intelligent Shaping" be taught in schools as a faith-based alternative

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03-01-2008, 11:42 PM

Vishal, TAWD

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Should "Intelligent Shaping" be taught in schools as a faith-based alternative

to the Theory of Geometry?
Who but God could ensure that all triangles have interior angles that sum to 180 degrees.
Victor: Apparently you've forgotten about my question about atheists. It's strange, because you just answered it two questions ago.
It's also pretty Christian-centric to think that only Christians believe in intelligent design. Muslims, Jews, and Raelians all believe in it. Anthony Flew is one of its leading advocates and he's a deist.

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