Here Is What Louisiana Schoolchildren Learn About Evolution Fifth graders in some state-sponsored schools in Louisiana study both creationism and evolution as competing theories. âFact or Theory?â http://www.buzzfeed.com/andrewkaczynski/here-is-what-louisiana-schoolchildren-learn-about
Scary stuff, but what does "state sponsored" really mean, the school gets a few bucks from the state, or a lot?
Louisiana set up a charter school system and the religious groups have been allowed to teach their superstition to the children and have the state support it. https://www.au.org/church-state/jun...indal-voucher-scheme-will-subsidize-religious
You're asking what's the problem misleading fifth-graders into even considering myth based creationism should compete with fact based science. Really?
Like 5th graders give a rats ass. They won't remember nothing day after tomorrow. In a few years those kids won't remember their teachers name let alone evolution.
Get them while they're young "Everything I've ever learned about marketing, I learned in church" "Everything I've ever learned about marketing, I learned in church," says Andrea, one of the people featured in this film. Ain't this the truth. It's astounding and disgusting to see the striking parallels between the strategies used by large corporations to get children hooked on cigarettes and those used by churches to brainwash children into accepting an ancient mind-numbing myth. In short, get them while they're young (and maybe you'll get them for life). http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/punctuated-equilibrium/2011/may/29/psychology-religion http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zZytbe1a9s "Get them while they're young." This is the unspoken (and not so unspoken) mission of churches everywhere. They understand how critical it is to gain converts before they become adults...before they're exposed to science, history, other religions and other points of view. They aggressively target children and youth with marketing campaigns that rival many advertising companies. They sponsor events, activities, games and lots of free food for the opportunity to influence impressionable minds. Chris, Andrea, Matt and Dell share their own experiences as children and adults from inside these programs.