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Quote by: LuDaCrIs  I would like to challenge someone to a debate regarding the validity of creationism and/or ID as a science. This could mean a debate on whether or not it should be taught in a science class along side evolution or in more general terms. The exact topic will be left open until i get some feedback.
I am interested in taking the side of opposing creationism be taught alongside evolution in science and that creationism is not science.
Is anyone else interesting in taking the other side?
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Evolution, Creationism, Intelligent design all have a number of things in common.
They can not be tested in a laboratory, they are not therefore part of true empircal science. They are philosophies.
The physical scientific evidence is consistent or at least does not conflict or disprove any of them.
They are all equally valid if you have the courage to approach them in a truely scientific and non-dogmatic mindset, which of course very scientists are willing to do.