British teachers are suddenly happy to teach creationism!

I really dont understand why you are so afraid that teachers educate all truths to students? Why you offer to change your court system? Isn't there any freedom of thought in your country?

Of course teachers can believe God and explain creationism & students can believe or not, why are you so in panic about teaching Darwinism's collapse?

Can't anybody critize Darwinism in your country?

In fact the truth about the lie of Darwinism is evident and everybody is aware.

What is the reason of this panic.

This look like the middle ages, when some books were burned and hidden because they were telling the truths.

Becuse all the world knows about the fact of creation. There is no return!!!

Islam is the reason British teachers are suddenly happy to teach creationism

One in three teachers believe that creationism should be taught in school science lessons. Why? It's not because they've developed a sudden respect for fundamentalist Christian interpretations of the Bible. It's because devout Muslim pupils - and their parents - regard Darwin's teachings as blasphemous.

The science of evolution contradicts a literal reading of the Koran, just as it contradicts the seven-day creation narrative of Genesis. The difference is that most devout Muslims - more than 90 per cent worldwide - accept Islam's account of creation as the simple truth, whereas in Britain only a small minority of churchgoers are creationists.

In the last five years, Harun Yahya, a Turkish-based Islamic creationist propaganda machine, has been flooding the developed world with sophisticated material, including an incredibly glossy, huge and heavy 800-page Atlas of Creation which "proves" that all living species were created simultaneously. "Living beings have not undergone the slightest change for hundreds of millions of years," it asserts.

Multiple copies of this "atlas" have arrived at the two newspaper offices where I work, the Telegraph and the Catholic Herald. Schools all over the country are receiving unsolicited copies for their libraries. Is anyone even flicking through them before they go on the shelves? My guess is that the book is fast becoming an accepted resouce for state schools with Muslim pupils. Who is paying for this vast work of fantasy dressed up as science? I bet the funding doesn't all come from Turkey. Saudi, perhaps?

Meanwhile, as counterknowledge.com reports, the influence of Adnan Oktar, the fundamentalist who runs Harun Yahya, is growing enormously. Oktar has managed to block access in Turkey to numerous websites that challenge him, including at one stage Google groups. According to one report, 61 websites have been targeted by Oktar/Yahya, whose work has been translated into 57 languages.

This is a battle that the educational establishment just isn't prepared for. Guardian readers associate creationism with US Republicans, not ethnic minorities. Now they face a painful dilemma: should they fight to exclude the creationist viewpoint from science lessons, risking accusations of Islamophobia from angry parents, or should they embrace pseudoscience in the name of cultural diversity? It's a tough one.

Harun Yahya - An Invitation to The Truth
Atlas of Creation.com - Harun Yahya

Islam is the reason British teachers are suddenly happy to teach creationism


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Harun Yahya - An Invitation to The Truth
Atlas of Creation.com - Harun Yahya

Further to my previous posts this a converstion i had with a young gentleman on x-fire about Creation and Evolution

Numpty: ok, you still at school, right, secondary or college? Somtinh I am debating on a site a the moment, do you get taught creation or evolution there?
The Beast: cuz i double click the folder that stores the photos, nd it says stupid ****
The Beast: and we're taught both
The Beast: lol
The Beast: but i h8 RE
The Beast: ***in bull****
Numpty: ok so Creation is in RE, is it taught in science?
The Beast: lol, obviously not
Numpty: good good


Not sure if that is 100% understandable, but you get the general idea.

Creation = RE (Religous Education)

Science = Evolution

Hope that clears some stuff up.

Yeah, we don't have anything like that over here, the closest thing i can think of is "Comparative Religion" classes offered at some colleges and universities and it's completely from a 3rd person perspective.

RE is everything, not just religion, it's social issues aswell, to be honest, you can see the reaction from my mate, pretty much the general concencus.

RE has been taught, for along time, but it's not taken literally.

Ah, i see. So it's a class that teaches controversial topics?

Can be, we talked about smoking, teenage pregnacies and all that good stuff back in 1991, in our Re class.