This School From Texas Teaches Their Students To Never Believe In Science And People On The Internet Are Outraged
Apparently, everything about science is a hoax for them.
A Texas school project has people online shaking their heads, and the reason is not hard to see. A father shared a photo of what his daughter brought home, and the message on it seemed to dismiss science outright.
The story sits right at the messy intersection of religion, education, and what schools choose to teach children. While many religious schools still include science in the classroom, this one appears to have taken a very different approach, and Reddit users were not impressed.
The photo sparked a wave of disbelief, and the comments only made the reaction louder. Here is the full story.
He posted this under the subreddit r/pics.
RedditBelieving that a powerful entity truly created our universe is one thing, but enforcing children to believe that science is not real at all with these kinds of texts sure sounds like a cult in the making.
Reddit"It can't be that old"...hmm.
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Just say you don't like dinosaurs and go.
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"Scientists don't know everything"—a disaster in the making.
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Seriously, these schools are too expensive for them to teach students nonsense like this.
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Not a good investment AT ALL.
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Get away before it consumes your daughter.
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Telling them about religious beliefs is one thing, but undermining science and disproving all evidence that supports it is another story.
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One question: why?
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Well, here's the dad's answer:
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To say that the world is filled with crazies is actually an understatement!
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It's not just about the disadvantages of living in rural Texas.
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Good for him?
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She dodged a bullet with that one.
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See? They can be taught at the same time without undermining one another.
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The one OP posted seems like a cult.
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What are we supposed to believe?
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Speaking nothing but the truth.
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Most Christian/Catholic schools separate religion and science into two subjects, incorporating discussions that could help students develop their critical thinking skills while living in a world where groups of people believe in one of them or both. Students should have the free will to choose what they believe in, and not simply because these brainwashing schools told them to do so.
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