You don’t have to say it exactly. We both know that the American education system is overrun by liberals and anti-Christianity is just one aspect of their agenda.
Thanks for confirming that many parents and most of academia are against teaching anything about Jesus Christ. Not having enough time is just an excuse. I’m not talking about delving into the details but, rather, at least touching on the basics to let students know that there are other theories out there and one of the most prominent (which was taught long before the big gang theory) is the Christian belief that the earth and everything living on it was created by design, not chance. Instead, if creationism is mentioned at all, it is dismissed as myth and I’m pretty sure people in academia aren’t encouraging students to look into it further by reading scripture or attending religious services on their own. They are very biased and don’t want their students to even consider the possibility that scientific theories are incomplete without considering intelligent design.
Yes, in fact I took a class on world religions. It was very enlightening.
If they’re going to teach things like the Big Bang Theory and Evolution then they need to balance it out with subjects like Creationism and the documented evidence that supports it. Otherwise we are withholding information from a growing number of children who don’t get taught these other theories at home or in church - so they think the theories taught in school are fact and the only possibility.
